When I try to cite in Endnotes’s version of the American Journal of Archeology style, Endnote produces bracketed citations for in-text. The AJA guidlines want endnotes ie at the foot of the page without brackets. I can manually delete the brackets as I cite, but the reason I use Endnote is so that I can just add citations and produce a bibliography without having to sweat the small stuff. I hope that AJA can be updated. Or if I’m wrong about this, please let me know. Thanks
Desktop Endnote. It seems easier to just type the citations in by hand than change the steeings, but maybe I’m wrong. I mostly sent this note because when I directly contacted the Endnote site, they suggested I send my difficulties directly to you so that it could be altered by your team at some stage.
Thanks Leanne for your help. Using Chicago style does seem to be the best option. And yes, the AJA style guide is indecipherable!
Thanks for pointing out the suggestion/update issue on the web site. Those forms are available but not very easily found. We are looking into that now. In the meantime, here are the direct links.
http://endnote.com/info/connection-file-request-form
http://endnote.com/info/import-filter-request
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Yes, they have it now. Again, apologies for any inconvenience.
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