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Article #354Re: Formatting footnotes
From: Don Milton
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 1994 14:24
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 1994 14:24
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Dan Wages wrote:
>
> > (I) would like to use a full citation for the first mention of a source,
> and then use abbreviated (author, short title, date) for subsequent
> listings.<
>
> I haven't actually used ENDNOTE much myself, but I have set it up for my wife
> who is doing a PhD dissertation. Since you can set up your own formats,
> rather than use the various "standard" bibliographical formats that come with
> ENDNOTE it is easy to set it up for footnotes. ENDNOTE simply doesn't know
> whether it's printing a bibliography or something else.
>
> My wife's requirements were the same as yours, i.e. one format in the
> footnote the first time the reference appears and a different format for
> subsequent times. I simply set up the formats and named one "First Ref" and
> the other "Second Ref."
> (These are in addition to the regular bibliography format.) Using Word 5.1,
> you insert your footnote number, go to ENDNOTE, select the proper footnote
> format, click on the right reference, go back to Word's footnote window, and
> paste (control-v). The footnote is there in the proper format, and all you
> have to add is the page reference.
>
> To make things easier, I have trashed all the other format styles, so the
> menu consists only of the three styles she uses.
>
Briliant Solution!
I'm a scientist who trouble shoots computers for a spouse in the
humanities. Now I can get her to use this product too. That is of
course if Reference Manager's support for better searches and for
networks doesn't get me to switch first.
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Subject: Re: Formatting footnotes
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