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>We had a strange thing happen today. A Word 5.1 file with citations in it got
>lost from its library. ie. file A with library A was sent to person B who had
>library B set as default in Endnote Module.
>
>Person B formatted document (in error, I know) without having library A.
>Endnote went on and formatted file A with library B (I know, check window
>was not turned on) and it formatted with only a message that a few citations
>were not found. BUT the new citations were all from library B!!!! Both in the
>body of the document and in the reference list!! Is there anyway to stop this
>happening. I know we have to keep libraries and files together but I am
>really surprised that EN only tracks citations by # (I think) and does not
>have anyway to check that the library is the right one.
>
>Anyone have thoughts, comments, ways to avoid this???
>--
If you were using (person B) the plug in module, you haven't lost anything.
 Just ask the plug in module to "Unformat" the citation, and the file will
be the way it was before.

If you were using the program and not the plug in module, you should have
the original, because the program create a second copy, the formatted copy,
and leave the original intact.

For the checking part of EndNote, the program check the citation number and
the author and the year (I think! I know if one of them does not match, the
program will tell you something).

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