I am using the Chicago Manual of Style’s humanities style and do not necessarily need to have a bibliography at the end since the footnotes already contain full data. In the Output Style, under Sections, there is no option entitled “Do not create a complete bibliography at the end of a document”. One can only select from three radio buttons, none of them being an “off” option. How can I prevent the bibliography from appearing without selecting and deleting it manually once in Word? Thanks in advance.
Scanning through pages and pages of postings, I just happened to find my answer in Leanne’s posting of 3 August 2011 at http://community.thomsonreuters.com/t5/EndNote-How-To/How-do-I-NOT-have-a-bibliography/m-p/22053#M6344. The solution consists in going to the Templates section of the Footnotes branch and unselecting “Include citations in bibliography”.
Nevertheless, I think that there should be a fourth option to disable the feature where one most expects it.
I have modified the link in my previous post, which now works as it should.