Annotation of researchv10dc/vol2/prefer/mycite, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: .TC    section 1       1       Introduction    168
                      2: .TC    section 1       2       Bibliographic Database  169
                      3: .TC    section 2       2.1     Building a Bibliography 169
                      4: .TC    section 3       2.1.1   Author and editor names.        170
                      5: .TC    section 3       2.1.2   The \&\f(CW\&%also\&\f1\& attributes.   170
                      6: .TC    section 2       2.2     Indexing a Bibliography 171
                      7: .TC    section 2       2.3     Retrieval by Keyword    171
                      8: .TC    section 1       3       Formatting References In Documents      172
                      9: .TC    section 2       3.1     Citations       172
                     10: .TC    section 2       3.2     Reference Placement     173
                     11: .TC    section 2       3.3     Including Additional References 173
                     12: .TC    section 2       3.4     Switching Databases     174
                     13: .TC    section 2       3.5     Complete Bibliographies 174
                     14: .TC    section 2       3.6     Styles Options  174
                     15: .TC    section 2       3.7     Command Line arguments  175
                     16: .TC    section 1       4       Using \&\f2\&prefer\&\f1\& \&\f3\&With\&\f1\& \&\f2\&monk\&\f1\&        175
                     17: .TC    section 1       5       Converting From \&\f2\&refer\&\f1\& \&\f3\&To\&\f1\& \&\f2\&prefer\&\f1\&       176
                     18: .TC    section 1       6       Acknowledgements        176
                     19: .TC    section 1               References      176
                     20: .TC    section 1       A       Bibliography Types And Attributes       177
                     21: .TC    section 1       B       EXAMPLES        178
                     22: .CD "stylesec" "3.6"
                     23: .CD "types" "A"
                     24: .CD "examples" "B"

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