I am using Chicago notes and Bibliography style (with one or two alterations which are irrelevent in the context of my query). I need to put a general reference to a number of books in one footnote without page numbers for any of them. Occasionally I also need to put one short title with no page numbers. In both cases Endnote automatically adds a comma at the end of each reference, when I need to have in the first instance semi-colons and in the second instance periods. Is there any way in which I can make this happen either automatically by setting up a rule, perhaps for when a footnote reference is followed by something, or make it possile to do this manually one the reference is inserted?
Something might be amiss with the command syntax set-up within the Endnote output style . Could you attach the Endnote output style file to permit examination?
Easier if you attach the output style to let us make the change directly, but have the | (forced separation “pipe” character) before the punctuation. It is sometimes hard to figure out, as fields that are empty can make it less clear where the punctuation mark is coming from. In the below, I used a * for the “link adjacent” character which appears as a tiny diamond in your out put templates, and also ensures the linkage between words, fields and puntuation. The pipe is on the (US anyway) keyboard but both these special characters can be added from the insert field dropdown.
