In response to your question.
With Word open either click on Tools format/ bibliography in
Endnote or
else in Word click on format bibliography (2003) or on the
Bibliography
arrow under Endnote in Word 2007 go to layout and select
single space.
you can now update your bibliography in Word 2007 and this
should
reflect the change.
If you corrected a bib reference by adding a new one, and
are wondering
why the bib record is still the old one, then you can edit a
reference
in Word (Endnote icons) and delete the old reference and
insert the new
reference. This will indicate the new reference to be used.
The reason
it needs to be done this way instead of just editing in on
the page is
because of the code underneath. Editing within the edit
window of
Endnote inside of word (using the icons) will change the
code
underneath.
There is more to this, as if you still are getting double
spacing then
it could be the Word Template, settings inside of Word, or
settings for
a font set you are using and more.
if you want et. al to show then add it as a name with a
comma at the
end. I am not familiar with the Chemistry citations so not
sure if this
is relevant to your question.
John Joseph
Jake Andrews
Julie Jordan
et. al,
What I wish is that each type of reference that they have
(Statute,
Journal etc) had accurate fields that need to be imported
for a specific
style such as APA 5th. Then I could make sure I have the
right fields
with the right data instead of changing things around until
it looks
correct to the style.
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