Hello,
I have a book who contains many volumes (approximately 100); and I have to make many references to almost every volumes of this book, in a long paper.
Am I obliged to enter the references of every volumes?
In the bibliography at the end, I would like to have only one title for this book, and not 100.
I would like to know if there is a solution which doesn’t imply to enter the number of the volume in the field “Pages” of the Edition windows.
Thanks a lot.
The style I want to use is not a the Endnote libray, but it’s similar to Eighteenth-Century Studies. All the references will be in footnotes, and there will be a bibliography too.
In such a style, the field Suffix doesn’t work.
And I would like not to enter the n° of volume in the “Pages” field. Indeed, if I do so, the “Ibid” function in multiple citations is disharmonious. I would obtain:
(1)Tudor, Henri, Oeuvres complètes, 99 vols. Paris: Coignard, 1887-1913. Vol.3 : 530
(2) Ibid. Vol.3: 531.
(3) Ibid. Vol.3 : 531.
And I don’t want that. I would like to obtain, in footnotes:
(1)Tudor, Henri, Oeuvres complètes, 99 vols. Paris: Coignard, 1887-1913. Vol.3 : 530
(2) Ibid. : 531
(3) Ibid.