I need to write (in MS Word) a document in a style similar to J.Amer.Chem.Soc. - where the bibliography is NOT at the end of the document but the reference appears at the bottom of the page where it is first cited. I do NOT want a footnote (also the format looks like footnotes). To make myself clear, I include an example of what I want.
I have found several references to this in the discussion forum, and it was suggested that one inserts a separate footnote for each reference.
This sounds like a very cumbersome procedure. Is it not possible to do that with the EndNoteX3 tool in word directly to do this?
I guess I am not sure about the nomenclature. What I want, however, is that each reference appears as a footnote instead of in a bibiiography at the end of the document. Would you know how I can do this using Word and Endnote?
You need to chose a style that is footnoted, rather than citation. Normally, to generate footnotes, you need to insert a footnote with word and insert your citation in the footnote. You need to set up footnotes (which I think is default behavior in word) to the bottom of the page.
However, in this thread, Miriam provided a macro that would convert conventional in text citations to footnotes, which many have used and found to work for them, so if you wanted to create the document with in text citations using any style you wanted. Then, you could, and use this macro to convert them at the end and identify the correct output style to get what you want. i.e. footnotes only without a bibliography.
I looked at the current requirements for JACS, and it appears to now request a numbered bibliography at the end, so that Endnote output style won’t work. Off the top of my head, I don’t know which output style generates just footnotes, and you would want to chose one in any case, which was close to your specific kind of footnotes. If they are like those in JACS, you could copy those bibliography templates to the footnote template, and leave the bibliography templates empty in an output style.
