[OS X TeX] Cite in your own way

Duke duke.lists at gmx.com
Sat Dec 27 12:21:36 EST 2008


Hi folks,

When citing references using \cite command, these refs will then be 
formatted to the style that you are using, for example

...results, both in experimental and theoretical, are 
reported\cite{refA,refB}.

After typesetting, you get

..results, both in experimental and theoretical, are 
reported{\superscript}2,4.

where numbers 2 and 4 are refA and refB correspondingly, and are put on 
superscript right after reported.

Now I want to write something like

..results, both in experimental and theoretical, are reported in 
references 2 and 4.

where 2 and 4 are not formatted as citation style, just normal text. 
What command I should use?

Thanks,

D.



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