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> From:    David Fitch <DLF@GEOVAX.ED.AC.UK>
> Subject: Re: ENDNOTE Digest - 8 Mar 1994 to 9 Mar 1994
>
> Hi folks!
>
> Is it possible to hack the plug in module to give a key equivalent to Insert
> Citaions (i.e. has anyone done it? Is it possible??)
>
> Can an option be devised to allow you to select citations from the module
> window (preferably by key command) and automatically switch back to the top
> window in word?

I've realised that these were/are essentially the same question... :-)

Denis Chabot said:
> You can tell EndNote to automatically switch back to the Word document after
> inserting a reference, but this works only if you use the Insert Citation
> command from within the EndNote window, and you can't add a keyboard
 equivalent
> to that one, unfortunately.

But you CAN :-) :-)

The solution is our old friend resedit: open the module (obviously when word
isn't running...), open the MENU resource, open resource #164 (the menu with
Insert Citation), SELECT Insert Citation (i.e. click on it) and in the box to
the right of the window, type your shortcut into the box for the COMMAND KEY.
This should be a capital letter, I think. Save (obviously!!!), and run word: if
you've got the preferences set for endnote to switch back to your document when
you insert your citation, simply select your reference, hold down the APPLE key
and type the letter you put into the dialog box in resedit... and voila!!!

Simple as that!

Caveat: Make sure you don't duplicate an existing command key (like apple-a or
something) and remember all standard disclaimers about resedit corrupting your
moral fibre.

Hope some of you find this usefull!