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A journal (Mathematical Programming) that I submit papers to 
has a reference style consisting of
in-text references of the form Lustig (1992), and no bracketed numbers
or labels of any form in the bibliography.  

I want to be able to take a paper and write a reference of the
form Lustig~\cite{Lu92} and have it come out with the year in the
document text, and no labels (just alphabetized entries) in the
bibliography.

I modified "named.sty" to do this, so the question is did I need to?
Was there an existing style file to do what I needed already?
Are there other journals that use this form of referencing?

Please post answers to the list *AND* send electronic mail.  I'm
not a regular reader of this list.


	-Irv Lustig
	Assistant Professor
	Dept. of Civil Engineering and Operations Research
	Princeton University
	irv%basie@princeton.edu