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In article <josef-210892091501@manta.informatik.rwth-aachen.de> josef@informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Josef Kaltwasser) writes:
> < summary of responses  ...  edited >
>
> ... ftp'able program from Charles Dubuque (thanks), he writes:
>>If you don't mind using another application, there is a program called
>>WordRef available as shareware via FTP. You can find it on Sumex-Aim
>>mirrors.
>>
>>What it essentially does is uses the mail merge feature of word to
>>number figures, do cross references, compile bibliographies and
>>footnotes. The package contains a reference guide, an application that
>>compiles merges and your reference data, and a stack that keeps track
>>of your bibliography.
>>
>>It's a bit of a kludge (Microsoft really should have this feature by
>>now) but it's a good kludge. It takes a while to learn, but it's worth
>>it.
>>Chuck
>
>Josef Kaltwasser         e-mail: josef@informatik.rwth-aachen.de 

 WordRef is OK but pretty clumsy. [This is a Macintosh program. The other
   posting about number insertion using F3 is dandy, for DOS Word 5.]

 What would be really useful is if someone knows  [someone who knows]
   enough PostScript to write a little macro that could be used as a glossary
   entry for Mac users. I'd love to see this.  It can't entail too much code.
 
 Somebody?  Anybody?
 
 Ken Hughes
 hughes@unixg.ubc.ca