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Miscellaneous Commands
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`sc-open-line' (`C-c C-p o')
     Similar to Emacs' standard `open-line' commands, but inserts the
     citation string in front of the new line.  As with `open-line', an
     optional numeric argument inserts that many new lines.

`sc-describe' (`C-c C-p h' and `C-c C-p ?')
     This function has been obsoleted by the TeXinfo manual you are now
     reading. It is still provided for compatibility, but it will
     eventually go away.

`sc-version' (`C-c C-p v')
     Echos the version of Supercite you are using.  With the optional
     universal argument (`C-u'), this command inserts the version
     information into the current buffer.

`sc-submit-bug-report' (`C-c C-p C-b')
     If you encounter a bug, or wish to suggest an enhancement, use this
     command to set up an outgoing mail buffer, with the proper address
     to the Supercite maintainer automatically inserted in the `To:'
     field.  This command also inserts information that the Supercite
     maintainer can use to recreate your exact setup, making it easier
     to verify your bug.