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In article <4089@news.duke.edu>, una@phy.duke.edu (Una Smith) writes:
> Here are some examples of the sort of citations I use:
> 
> 	Neumann (1992, pp. 143-145) says...although X has
> 	been shown to be generally true (Leno 1992, p. 63). 
> 	However, there are a number of well-known exceptions
> 	(Carson 1962a, 1970; Goldberg 1988, p. 102, 1990).
> 
> So, then, I've got citations-as-nouns, multiple citations
> per author (multiple references per author per year), and
> complex multiple citations.  And I need to be able to add
> a note to each item within a list of citations.  The harvard
> styles do some of these things (as well as a few things I
> don't want), but I've found no source that even begins to
> handle the complex citations which are standard in my field.

Hopefully, someone will give a better answer, but here's something...

I've used 'theapa' version 2.5, recently announced by Young U. Ryu
to do some of what you describe. It may solve all your wishes--I don't
know. Look for it on niord.shsu.edu in [.sty], I believe. Niord is 
maintained by the very kind George Greenwade.

--darrel hankerson hank@ducvax.auburn.edu