Hi,
New to this forum and Endnote! I am writing a paper with a co-author and need to stop the automatic Endnote or “disengage” from Endnote altogether. Is there a way to save the in-text citations and bibliography as regular text and continue working on the paper without using Endnote?
Thanks!
Andy
Leanne,
Thanks for your detailed reply! I must admit, I am a bit of an Endnote challenged individual, so please bear with me!
My boss and a colleague are writing this paper together, and the colleague’s work is complete. His references are all in Endnote, so the document and bibliography are linked to Endnote. My boss would like me to completely detach the document from Endnote while keeping what is in the document intact, so that she can add some final references and make changes as she feels necessary - she doesn’t use Endnote and wants to make sure everything is in straight Word at the end of the process.
So if you have a Word document in front of you, is there a relatively easy command to “unlink” the bibliography and references, so that she can edit both from here on out? One other important bit of information - she does not have her colleague’s Endnote library, so she can’t export the list directly! The article and associated bibliography are the only sources for the reference information…
Hope that all makes sense…
Thanks again for any help you might be able to provide…