I’m using Endnote to insert footnoted references into a document. Some of the titles of the books have two parts e.g. “Another Exhibition: the Biennale”.
On the first mention of the reference I need the full title (e.g.“Another Exhibition: the Biennale”) to appear. But on second and subsequent references, I need only the first part of the title to appear (e.g.“Another Exhibition”). This is pretty standard when books are referenced for the second time.
However, I cannot work out how to make this happen in Endnote. At the moment the full title appears every time the reference is inserted, even when it is for a second time (and other parts of the reference like the author is automatically shortened by Endnote).
The style I’m using is ‘Oxford Author’, but this probelam also happens when I’ve tried in Chicago style.
I have a similar issue, though not quite the same. I am citing a collection of essays, using Chicago 16th. In a footnote I am citing two different essays from the same book. Is there a way to avoid the title of the book from repeating?
Example
Ideally, I’d like to have:
See Alessandro Angelini, “Busto di Innocenzo X,” in Gian Lorenzo Bernini: regista del Barocco, ed. Maria Grazia Bernardini and Maurizio Fagiolo dell’Arco, (Milano: Skira, 1999): 339 and Maria Grazia Bernardini, “‘Il gran Michelangelo del suo tempo’: la vita, il personaggio,” in Gian Lorenzo Bernini [so, the short title]*: 44.
