Re: [Groff] How *not* to print References with -ms?

[carsten . kunze]

Anton Shterenlikht <address@hidden> wrote:
> I'm making a document with multiple lists
> of references. Each list comes under its own
> header, so I don't need "References" written
> at the top of each list. I'm using ms.
> How can I disable the printing of string "References".
>
> In case it matters, I process each file with references
> by refer separately. Then I use soelim to put together
> a single document. Then I use groff -ms on it.

It looks like that this is hard coded when using ".]<" ...

You may do

    .rm ref*biblio-start-hook

or

    .rm REFERENCES

after the first list.

Maybe a short example with actual and desired nroff output could help to find a 
better answer.