On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 02:52:02PM +0200, Joerg van den Hoff wrote:
> :
> and while I'm writing anyway: does anybody know how to handle the
> following situation:
>
> source:
> ========
> Miller et al.
> .[
> miller01
> .]
> did it wrong and John Doe, too.
> .[
> Doe02
> .]
>
> result:
> =======
> Miller et al[2]. did it wrong and John Doe, too[2].
>
>
> I use the "move-punctuation" refer command so that references at
> sentence ends are moved before the point. in the above example the same,
> of course, happens at the abbreviation and it's not desired there.
>
> question: is there a way to enforce individually whether the reference
> is moved or not (i.e. can one overrule the 'move-punctuation' command on
> a per-reference basis)?
Try
Miller et al.\&
\& is a non-printing, zero-width character.
--
Mike Bianchi
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