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Shannon writes,
>In addition to the noted problem that Endnote doesn't support Humanities
>text, there's one other problem I ran into very recently in formatting my
>Masters thesis.  If you format the citations automatically, you can't move
>them around.  You sound like you're still in the process of organizing
>your dissertation--I decided to list a few sources in an earlier part of
>my paper and then spent a day pulling my hair out.  I eventually had to
>save all the footnotes I wanted to change to another document, then save
>it as text only, make the changes, convert back to Word document, and put
>the footnotes back in manually.

We do not recommend Shannon's solution of saving a file as "text only" to
accomplish the task of deleting unwanted cites or moving them elsewhere in
the document. There is an easier solution. If you want to delete unwanted
citations, you can simple unformat the citations that you want to change.
You can then delete them or reinsert them elsewhere in the document. This
solution will be much quicker than saving everything as "text only" and
reinserting all of the citations.

Thanks,
Kimberly Mattingly
EndNote Technical Support