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• No it adds them as R.Crawford and C.Crawford within the document. Now even if that is an intended behaviour, it doesn't explain why it does not do it with *all* authors with the same name. So for example I can have (Jones, 1993) and (Jones, 19…

  in first name letter in citation Comment by charlesknight September 8, 2009
• Hum it's odd, even where changing names this seems to persist for some reason with entries - I have a Crawford, C. and a Crawford, R. and it wants to add the first name. I've been up and down the references and cannot see the problem - I am usi…

  in first name letter in citation Comment by charlesknight September 7, 2009
• Thanks a bunch chum, that was indeed the problem. Best Charles

  in Sync spins forever Comment by charlesknight July 12, 2009
• The report ID is 794925574 Thanks Charles

  in Sync spins forever Comment by charlesknight July 12, 2009
• @Adam - I can't see how - it's a single author with no editor listed. Here's an example: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=SdmtdOc53h4C It always pops up in word as (Martin innes 2003). Even changing the first name to M just makes it…

  in first name letter in citation Comment by charlesknight June 8, 2009
• I have the same problem, seems to occur mainly with books, even after ensuring that it's last name, first name and they are not a single field.

  in first name letter in citation Comment by charlesknight June 8, 2009