Re: several EndNote bibliographies in one Word file?
Barbara.White[[email protected]]
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That's a good idea. I wonder why, though, this isn't a capability in EndNote. It seems to me that people do end-chapter bibs frequently. (But then again, maybe I only see that in my particular area of work and it's not so widespread.) Thanks so much for the info, David. Barbara On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 2:52 PM, <[email protected][dharv> wrote: Only way I could think of which would ensure that you got all the citations per chapter was to copy each chapter to empty Word doc, format bib, remove field codes, copy bib to appropriate place. At 4:27 PM -0500 6/3/08, Barbara.White[[email protected]] wrote: >Hi, everyone, > >We're using EndNote X on Windows XP. > >We have a 100-page, 10-chapter Word file. The chapters must be >organized as one Word file. We cannot split them into separate files >and we can't use a Master Document. Each chapter will have a dedicated >bibliography section. We want to use EndNote, but I don't know how to >incorporate several EndNote bibs into one Word file. > >The authors are willing to move the chapter-specific bibliographies to >the end of the Word file, but they want to organize the content by >chapter. (They want to wind up with 10 headings--one per chapter--and >beneath each heading, they want to list the relevant references for >that section and organize those according to the author's last name.) > >Maybe there's an EndNote feature that handles this and I don't know its >name. I've scanned the index entries in the user's manual, but the only >thing that sounds like it could accomplish this is a Subject >Bibliography. Is that the way to do this or is there a >different/easier way to go? Maybe I should use the export >feature--select the entries that belong to each chapter, export them, >and then insert them into the Word file. That produces .txt or .rtf, >which would have to be replaced if the bibs entries change or if you add new ones/delete existing ones. >It seems risky to do this. Is there some other sort of more automated >way to handle this? > >Thanks so much for any help/pointers. > >Barbara -- David Harvey 60 Gipps Street Drummoyne NSW 2047 Australia Tel: 61-2-9719-9170