Re: question about Chicago-based styles
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At 7:04 PM -0500 3/3/08, Barbara.White[[email protected]] wrote: >Hi, everyone, > >We're using Endnote X on Windows XP. > >A group within my organization is adopting EndNote and we're >investigating adopting one of the default/standard styles. > >I have several questions about that, but I've asked them of the tech >support people at EndNote. > >So one of the other editors asked me to look into whether Endnote has >an output style for the Chicago Manual of Style. I found three output >styles with the name "Chicago", but when I format entries with one of >them, there are no citations. Using one of those styles just creates >bib entries sans corresponding citations. > >Is that correct? Is there some other output style that's associated >with the Chicago Manual of Style? Chicago A formats citations only in footnotes, Chicago B only in text, as specified in the Manual. -- David Harvey 60 Gipps Street Drummoyne NSW 2047 Australia Tel: 61-2-9719-9170