Dear Common Wisdom:
When I use EndNote to add citations in MS Word I know to use the @ + the page number in order to cite specific pages. However, sometime I need to add additional info to the page, like p. “124, fn.3” or “199, ill. 459”.
Why I try to do just this in Word the next time EndNote formats the footnotes the additional info after the page number is cut off.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
cj
Not quite.
I need to use Chicago with this paper and I am getting unwanted punctuation. A period after the abbreviated title.
Exactly, I get this:
Rice, <it>Art of the Byzantine era</it>., 199, illustr. 181.
I don’t want a period after title, just the comma like all the other citations.
What am I missing.
If I use suffix, again, it adds an unwanted period.
Back in the day, articles would occasionally include an inline “Appendix” for complex discussions, e.g., complex math, important to the paper but not of interest to the general reader. Increasingly it seems that math, extra figures, tables and further discussion are published online as a Supplement. My problem is in saving the PDF of these Supplements along with the originating paper in the EndNote bibliography.
Thank You and sorry if this is out of place
(a novice v7.7.1 Mac user)