Starting bibliography NOT on the last page; Automatically adding numbers to same author-year citations & bibliography

Hello,

Very novice user here, with very novice questions. 

Question 1: How do I tell EndNote to insert bibliography automatically starting on a page other than last?

Question 2: How do I tell EndNote to uutomatically add a number for a same author-year in citation and bibliography? 

I am using Windows 7, EndNote X6, Word 2010.

Thank you!

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Leanne - thank you for your replies. Here are my responses:

  1. I tried inserting a single citation, which automatically created a bibliography on the last page of the document. If i select and drag it on a different page, the selection loses it’s association with EndNote format and becomes just text. Similarly, If i copy and paste (even with keeping source formatting), I still just get text, and not the EndNote linked bibliography. Can you elaborate on what you meant by “select”?

  2. I want two instances of Smith 2012 to showup in document as Smith 2012a and Smith 2012b. The letters are not automatically added in citation or bibliography. In citations I just have multiple instances of Smith 2012 that I cannot differentiate, and bibliography lists two different Smith 2012 which can be differentiated by the title only. 

I figured out question 2. I did not have the “add a letter after the year” selected under Citations>Ambiguous.

If anyone can help out with question 1 about the placement of bibliography, I’d really appreciate it.

Hi, I also have the same question regarding this very basic feature which would remove a bit of stress for any student writing his manuscrit : Question 1: How do I tell EndNote to insert bibliography automatically starting on a page other than last?. I did not find any solution to this issue. As orion573 said, if i select and drag it on a different page, the selection loses it’s association with EndNote format and becomes just text… Does anyone have an idea on how to solve this issue? Many thanks

Dear @leanne, your technique worked really well ! Thank you so much for your help, this will be very useful for my thesis ! Regards