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Ibid XPL (Thanks) and an Ibid data-entry question
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Author: Rick Penticoff
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 00:00
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Since there is a bit of calm before the next storm, I'd like to take the
opportunity to thank those (esp. J-P and James) who helped on my Ibid xpl
questions a few weeks back.  My programs had their first real-world test
this weekend, and they worked.  Yahoo!!

Question: Have any of you used Ibid(em) to generate formatted citations of
Websites (I work almost exclusively with MLA format) as part of a
bibliography?  If so, what Ibid(em) template did you use to enter the
bibliographic data?  What fields in the template did you use for the
following information? (I got this list from
http://www.nhmccd.cc.tx.us/contracts/lrc/kc/mla-internet.html):

1. Name of the author (if given; includes names of people, companies,
organizations, agencies).
2. Title of the web site or page.
3. Date of creation, publication, or copyright, or date last
updated--whichever is most recent.
4. Publication medium (Online).
5. Name of person or agency maintaining this site (if given and relevant).
6. Name of the computer network (Internet).
7. Date you accessed this web site or page.
8. Internet address preceded by the word "Available."

And finally, do you use Ibid(em)'s Standard Format for generating the
citation or a custom format?

I look forward to hearing your collective experience and wisdom.

Rick

Rick Penticoff                                                  Dept. of English
208-885-6823                                                    University of
 Idaho
rpenti@uidaho.edu                                               Moscow, ID
 83844-1102
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