Re: [Refdb-users] cited page numbers?

[Bruce D'A. <bd...@fa...>]

On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 02:27 PM, Markus Hoenicka wrote:

> Bruce D'Arcus writes:
>> Sure.  In Endnote, you can also do this {Jones, 1999@21,25} or =
{Jones,
>> 1999@21-22}.  The delimiter just tells the app that the stuff=20
>> following
>> it is a page number (or multiple page numbers), and the citation =
style
>> then adds whatever prefix before it (like a colon, for example).
>>
>
> Something along these lines could be implemented in RefDB too, without
> the need to extend the document DTDs. The method should be somewhat
> more elaborate though, to accommodate leading and trailing text.

Got out the manual to refresh my memory.  Endnote uses the backslash to=20=

mark the beginning of a citation, and distinguish it from the "pre"=20
annotation.  So if you wanted (see also Jones, 1999: 34), you'd have=20
{see also \uniqueID@34}.  You can also use the ` character to add text=20=

after the citation.  So let's say you want (see also Clark 1986: 34,=20
and more=85) on formatted output.  The temp citation would be:

	{see also \Clark, 1986 #365@34`, and more=85}

The #365 is the unique record number, BTW.

Bruce=