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Author: Dr CM FitzGerald
Posted: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 16:10:00 -0800
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This problem has been found by quite a few people - and has come up on
the list before. It is supposed to have been fixed by the latest update
(RM11.01) - but as it seems to be an erratic problem I don't know if it
has been fixed!
We never found a work-around - apart from being careful and backing up
regularly. It only seems noticeable in long documents which are being
edited several times. (and generally seems to occur when you have a
deadline and are just doing the last few alterations - or is that just
Murphy's Law in
operation?!?)
Hopefully the revised version of RM will fix it
Best wishes
Sarah Cage
Senior Scientific Information Specialist National Poisons Information
Service Birmingham, UK
email "s.cage"
----- Original Message -----
From: <"JT[jame"@hotmail.com]
To: "RIS-List"
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 12:20 AM
Subject: <RefMan> Weird problem with Refman 11 and word 2003 SP2
>
> Hi,
>
> I faced a weird problem with Refman 11 and word 2003 SP2. I have
written
> a paper of 98 citations. After moving a paragraph (it contains several
> citations also) to later section, my citations suddenly got messed up
> orderly. Starting from that shifted paragraph, my citations are
> physically moved forward.
>
> Example,
> original is XXXX [33;34] YYYY [50] ZZZZZZ [70]
> now is XXXX [50] YYYY [70] ZZZZZZ
>
> I have resolved it manually, but hope to avoid this terrible hardship
> again.
> I recalled removing some citations from that shifted paragraphs , but
> unsure what I did wrongly.
>
> Thanks
> James
>
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