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>I understand how to handle complex last names, but when middle names are
>complex (such as James van Arc Jackson, or Christopher St. C. Kendall,  or
>Walter McCurdy Jones) I have not found a way to get EndNote to deal with
>these properly (it either truncates them or handles each letter as a
>separate initial).

Does, in the above name:
James is the first name and van Arc Jackson the last name?
Christopher St. C. the first name and Kendall the last?
Walter the first name and McCurdy Jones the  last?

If yes then put:
van Arc Jackson, James (abreviated at J. van Arc Jackson
Kendall, Christopher St. C. (abreviated as C.S.C. Kendall)
McCurdy Jones, Walter (abreviated as W. McCurdy Jones)
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