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In article <25496@dog.ee.lbl.gov>, schach@csa2.lbl.gov 
(A SCHACH VON WITTENAU) writes:
> 	Is there a STY or BST file that can be used to produce an author
> index?  In addition to producing a bibliography for a book I would also
> like a list/index of the pages on which a particular author/journal article
> was cited.

This has been discussed recently on the group. I can't remember the best 
solution, but get DM Jones tex-index from niord.shsu.edu (look for posts from
George Greenwade). One solution is:

% Copyright 1992 by Charles Frederick Wells.  This file
% may be freely redistributed as long as it is unchanged and
% contains this copyright notice.  Please report errors or send
% suggestions for changes to cfw2@po.cwru.edu or to Charles Wells,
% Department of Mathematics, Case Western Reserve University,
% University Circle, Cleveland, OH 44106-7058, USA.
%
% This file should be saved as "xbib.tex".  It causes a list of
% the pages on which a bibliographic entry is cited to be printed
% after the entry.  The document must be TeX'd twice to make
% this work.
%
% To use this file, you have to do two things:  (1) Type "\input
% xbib" in the preamble of your LaTeX document.  (2) Enclose each
% bibliographical entry in braces.  Thus, instead of
%
% \bibitem{LG} Leonard Gillman, {\bf Writing Mathematics
% Well}.  Mathematical Association of America, 1987.
%
% you should write
%
% \bibitem{LG}{Leonard Gillman, {\bf Writing Mathematics
% Well}.  Mathematical Association of America, 1987.}
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--darrel hankerson hank@ducvax.auburn.edu