well done, it's great

Have a look at this thread pea:
http://www.postgraduateforum.com/showmessage.asp?thread=6324&cat=4&keyword=404&newview=1&stype=U&category=0

Fixed Point Iteration?

Is staircase method also known by another name?

Ange?
Engel?
ангел?
Melek?
Anjo?
Eindzhel?

lol coastman it must be a very long roll of paper.

Have a nice holiday o.stoll. Where are you off to?

are you funded by a research council? You might be eligible to get extra funding for your dependants.

Also check Home Office's "Border and Immigration Agency" website (previously called the Immigration and Nationality Directorate) for visas.

http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk

Were you at the Lovebox festival yesterday 'Chris Rolinski'? I was almost going to approach this person and ask: "Are you Chris Rolinski?"

I saw that silly rule the other day too. I wonder where though. It might be on this forum? Or maybe one of the thesis-writing books I have.

haha Your guilty concious will never leave you at peace coastman.

(ok I admit, it was a terrible joke)

how many angels do you use to make angel cake? Do you chop the angels or put in food processor before you add

I think so rick. Because I haven't seen the published version I won't know what those minor changes are. But I don't see any harm in referencing the journal article just like you pointed out that I've become aware of the paper through the publication.

I wanted to see what everyone else would do in this type of situations.

Thank you aliby for the suggestions, and thank you Corinne. That also sounds like the solution. I won't quote direclty anyway, and I'll add a footnote.

Thank you for the replies. Yes, I am sure there isn't an electronic version available to me, unless I purchase the article. My library won't be able to help me on this one (I didn't understand their reasons), and the author won't be able to get the electronic copy of final version until September which is too late for me. The version he sent me has the references. So I have a feeling that I should be able to reference it to the journal article as long as I don't use direct quotes.

aliby, "personal communication, published as" seems like a good idea. I've never seen that used before though. I wonder if I should ask this question to the author.