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Hear hear. I have frequently wanted to format a bib for a subset of
citations, and the ability to select a set of temporary citations and
have just those citations formatted would be very useful.
It's nice to know that my contributions are sometimes useful.
At 12:29 PM -0400 10/3/08, Barbara.White[[email protected]] wrote:
>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.)
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>Thanks so much for the info, David.
>
>Barbara
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>On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 2:52 PM, <[email protected][dharv>
>wrote:
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>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.
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>At 4:27 PM -0500 6/3/08, Barbara.White[[email protected]] wrote:
>>Hi, everyone,
>>
>>We're using EndNote X on Windows XP.
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>>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
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>>name. I've scanned the index entries in the user's manual, but the
>>only
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>>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
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Australia
Tel: 61-2-9719-9170