Re: problem with multiple citations

It would be more easily achieved by entering the Smith
citation, then
Edit Citation(s) and put

J. Brown, personal communication, 1 March 2006`;

(with a space after the semicolon) in the Prefix field. I
assume you
have entered the : 45 in the Suffix field.

However note that if the Smith citation is to (say) Adams,
the citations
will be out of alphabetical order contrary to most styles. 
To comply you could enter the Brown citation into EndNote as
a Personal
Communication reference type.

Also note that omitting the ` before the ; causes Endnote X
to crash.

At 7:29 PM -0400 27/3/07,
adoggettoptusnet.com.au[adoggettoptusnet.com.au] wrote:
>I am trying to combine a manual citation (not in my
endnote library) 
>with a formatted citation from my library, author - date
style.
>
>I want to achieve something like (J. Brown, personal
communication, 1 
>March 2006; Smith 1998: 45).
>
>I enter the Smith reference using endnote, then in front
of the 
>unformatted reference I type J. Brown, personal
communication, 1 March 
>2006. To prevent the semicolon from acting as a
formatting character I 
>type a grave accent before it. I then format the
document.
>
>The result is fine except for the grave accent which
still appears in 
>my formatted reference. How can I prevent it from
appearing?
>
>Many thanks,
>Anne Doggett


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