I need the EndNote Style of the “bulletin de la société de pathologie exotique” : The references are listed in alphabetical order. References are composed as follows: a number, indicated in the text in parentheses; the author’s surname, followed by the initial of the first name; the year, the title of the publication, the abbreviation of the title of the issue according to the Index Medicus; the volume number; the first and last page. Cite all authors when they are four or fewer, otherwise cite the first three, followed by et al.
Example of citation:
1. Ben Brahim H, Loussaief C, Hadded A, et al (2008) La mastite tuberculeuse: étude de 15 cas. Rev Tun Infectiol 2(3): 31–4
I set it to abbreviations 1 but if you don’t have the journal terms list set up correctly - it won’t do anything. So the abbreviation piece you need to follow the instructions in the knowledgebase article. http://endnote.com/kb/82228 (I also turn off the autoupdate preferences, to prevent newly imported records from messing it up.)
Editing the templates in the output style should be set up (I thought I did the 3/4 et al thingy, but maybe I forgot to save it). I can try to finess it again if you ask (but I am on a deadline) or you can learn to edit output styles so you have full control?
okay, removed italics. I think I fixed it so the authors should appear correctly as you stated… (needed to be if 5 or more show 3 so sorry about that).