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2 total messages Started by Donald Peterson Wed, 29 Mar 1995 00:00
2 questions
#227
Author: Donald Peterson
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 1995 00:00
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I'd very much appreciate answers to these two questions (I run EndNote
on a Mac).

(1) If I reference, say, 10 edited books and 5 authors from each book,
I'm entering the info. on those 10 books 50 times. Is there a way of
getting EndNote to cross-reference the book-description (i.e. ....
appearing in ....)?

(2) If I have, say, 10 entries for the same author/editor for the same
year (even though the other authors are different) EndNote doesn't like
it unless I call them 1995a, 1995b etc. Is this the best way of dealing
with this?

Donald Peterson. 
Re: 2 questions
#228
Author: U.A.W. Wilson
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 1995 00:00
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Donald Peterson (D.M.Peterson@cs.bham.ac.uk) wrote:

: (1) If I reference, say, 10 edited books and 5 authors from each book,
: I'm entering the info. on those 10 books 50 times. Is there a way of
: getting EndNote to cross-reference the book-description (i.e. ....
: appearing in ....)?

In this situation I would normally have an entry for each edited book, 
then create a 'book section' reference to use as a template for
references to individual chapters within each edited book.  Each time I
then needed to cite a chapter, copy and paste the template, open then copy
and fill in the  author, title and page no.s.  The other book details will
already be filled in from the template.

: (2) If I have, say, 10 entries for the same author/editor for the same
: year (even though the other authors are different) EndNote doesn't like
: it unless I call them 1995a, 1995b etc. Is this the best way of dealing
: with this?

EndNote will automatically append a, b, c etc to the multiple entries.
BUT it decides which will be which on the basis of the alphabetical
order with which they appear in the bibliography.  I wanted 'a' to be
the first ref. cited in the text, 'b' the next etc. but it can't do it.
I had to go back and add the letters to my library and re-format.  If you
do this then keep a copy of your Lib. for future reference - other
publications may not require all the same references and so the extra
letters will need to be stripped out again.

ulli


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