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I often want to cite with pp.78, denoting page 78 and following. Is there a way to do that directly in a way of \autocite[78]{title}?

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You know that 'p' is usually for a single page and 'pp' for a range of pages? – Joseph Wright♦ Feb 23 '11 at 10:06
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Yes, but I've been taught that it is sufficient to cite the first page and use ff (in Germany) or pp. if the cite refers to the following pages as well. – Owe Jessen Feb 23 '11 at 10:50

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Write \autocite[78\psq]{title} or \autocite[78\psqq]{title}. See sections 3.6.8 and 3.11.3 of the biblatex manual for details.

EDIT: My answer may be the "usual" way to denote "following" pages, but it's not what you want. Write \autocite[\ppno~78]{title} to force a page range.

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Thanks for the quick answer... and sorry for not reading the manual good enough. – Owe Jessen Feb 23 '11 at 10:47

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