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From: img@eng.cam.ac.uk (Ian Green)
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Subject: Ordering `plain' citations in LaTeX: help
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Date: 27 Nov 90 15:01:21 GMT
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Is LaTeX capable of ordering multiple citations of a \cite command?
Currently, \cite{k1,k2,k3} results in [l, m, n] in the output, where l
m and n are integers (plain bib. style). I want to impose an ordering
(typically <) on these integers. (I think this is a LaTeX question
rather that a BIBTeX one as I guess the \cite command needs to be
fiddled with.  I appreciate that other bib. styles may not produce
integer citations...)

Any help would be useful. Cheers.
Ian Green                                              img@eng.cam.ac.uk