Hello,
On repeated citations as asked below, you can use a
combination of
EndNote and Word footnote cross referencing. Use EndNote to
insert the
short form of the footnote (ie author only) and use Word to
create the
cross reference number - (n x). I find that this works ok,
and EndNote
will handle moving the order of text and therefore adjust
the footnotes
so that the long form appears first and the short form
thereafter, but
Word won't renumber the cross references properly.
A question about number of libraries:
Is it better to have one library containing all one's
references (with
good keywords so it can be easily sorted) or to have several
libraries?
best wishes,
Sandy
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to use end-notes for a journal style in
which repeated
> citations refer to the previous footnote in which the
source was first
> cited. For example, if footnote 5 refers to joe smith,
then footnote 8
> will read: Joe Smith (n. 5), p. 32.
>
> Can I use endnote for this purpose?
>
> Thanks.
>
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Sandra Meredith
IT Training and Development Officer
Law Faculty
University of Oxford
phone 01865 271499 (direct)
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