rmt@msel.unh.edu (Roy Turner) (05/28/91)
I'm in the (possibly unusual) situation of publishing papers that reference papers written by my wife, and we have the same last name; she has the same problem. BibTeX makes no distinction between these in citations in the text-- we use an APA-like .bst file that gives citations like [Turner, 1989], where you don't know of "Turner" is Elise or me. Is there any way to get BibTeX to recognize that there are two of us with the same name and give citations like [E. Turner, 1989] and [R. Turner, 1989] instead of [Turner, 1989a] and [Turner, 1989b]? I'm tired of hand-editing the .bbl file!! Thanks. --Roy -- ------------- Roy M. Turner, Research Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science/Marine Systems Engineering Laboratory Kingsbury Hall, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH 03824