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Hi to all...

I've been using EndNote Plus and LaTeX to format my documents.  It works
nicely, except for two problems.  When I paste a citation marker into my
.tex file, it is put in as (without quotes) "[Foo, 1995 #1]". 
Unfortunately, LaTeX chokes on the number sign.  Is there any way to get
EN+ to use a different symbol than "#"? (I'm even willing to hack into EN+
resources if needed).

Also, is there any way to use multiple files but have EN+ not put the
Reference section at the end of each file?  e.g., I have a file first.tex,
second.tex, and last.tex.  I want the Reference section to be at the end
of last.tex, but since the reference markers are scattered throughout all
3 files, EN+ wants to put references at the end of each file (and also
resets the occurrence counter of each reference to 0 at the beginning of
each file, thus a reference that should be Foo, et al, in the 2nd file
appears as Foo, Bar, & Baz).  Currently, I avoid this by using only one
(long) file, but it'd be nice to be able to use multiple smaller files. 
Any way to do this (other than in word)?

Thanks.

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Douglas C. Merrill
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