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2 total messages Started by Ye-Yu Jou Tue, 15 Aug 1995 00:00

#106

Author: Ye-Yu Jou
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 00:00

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I hope to get your help as a registered EndNote Plus 2 user.

I'm using the EndNote plug-in module with Word 5.1a on a Mac computer.

I'm trying to format references in a manuscript for Science magazine.
 How do I put several journal citations under one reference number?  
For example:

(1) M. D. New, Cell 47, 205 (1986);  V. Old, Nature 266, 705 (1995).

I insert M. D. New and V. Old by highlighting both from the bibliography and 
insert them in the manuscript.  Then, when formatting, Endnote assigns 
consecutive reference numbers (1 and 2) to M. D. New and V. Old. 
How do I have only one number (1) assigned to both references?

Thank you!

William McClain

Re: Endnote Plus 2 for Mac

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Author: Mark Whitney
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 00:00

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In article <40qp0s$ekm@news.doit.wisc.edu>, jou@cae.wisc.edu (Ye-Yu Jou) wrote:

>I hope to get your help as a registered EndNote Plus 2 user.
>
>I'm using the EndNote plug-in module with Word 5.1a on a Mac computer.
>
>I'm trying to format references in a manuscript for Science magazine.
> How do I put several journal citations under one reference number?  
>For example:
>
>(1) M. D. New, Cell 47, 205 (1986);  V. Old, Nature 266, 705 (1995).
>
>I insert M. D. New and V. Old by highlighting both from the bibliography and 
>insert them in the manuscript.  Then, when formatting, Endnote assigns 
>consecutive reference numbers (1 and 2) to M. D. New and V. Old. 
>How do I have only one number (1) assigned to both references?

William McClain,

This one will have to be answered from the office. I have already written
something up for this. I will email it to you ASAP, if I didn't get it to
you yesterday when you emailed me. I will also put it on our web site as
soon as I get a chance.

Mark Whitney
MARK@NILES.COM

BTW, our web site is at http://www.niles.com

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