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>>>True, but only mildly annoying. Put "Show paragraph markers" on. Select the
>>>paragraph marker at the end of the reference and delete that marker. The
>>>subsequent Footnote text marker then automatically controls the format of
>>>the reference, which is what you want. Italics and bold are preserved.
>>
>>        This does not seem to work for me. Although the point size is
>>correct, I get the New York font (Times is default for me in Word). In
>>addition, I took care to delete the blank reference suffix. Help!
>>
>Strange. I have tried it again and it still works.

        Try to insert a reference somewhere in the middle of a paragraph.
The paragraph is formatted in 12 point Times. The reference is displayed in
12 point New York, with a paragraph marker at the end. If I delete the
paragraph marker, the text following the reference merges accordingly with
the reference, but the reference's font does not change.

>Create a footnote. Footnote window opens with a
>little black box before the new footnote number. Copy refs formatted
>(Cmnd+K) and paste into this footnote immediately after the footnote
>number. The black box disappears from before the footnote number and now
>appears before an empty paragraph marker below the last pasted reference.
>Delete all the paragraph markers within that footnote (as indicated) and
>the black box shuttles back up to its position before the footnote number.
>The footnote contents are automatically reformatted in the desired format.

        Doesn't work for me. Although the size is reduced from 12 to 10
points, the reference still goes in as New York. That style is formatted in
EndNote Plus 1.3 in 12 point Geneva. I tried another style, formatted in 10
point Times, but it still goes in as 10 point New York!

        Avi, help!

        Yours truly,
        Marc