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> For all who might need it, here's some info on referencing
online documents. I'm forwarding this to the list because there
have been follow-up queries.
In my last couple of books I specified books using the notation you =
included, but I specifically added the phrase 'Available through the =
Internet at URL' before the URL... this helped those people who didn't =
know the Internet from getting confused by all those URLs. Plus, it also =
helps if somewhere in your book you 'spell out' the format used for such =
references.
