Hi Peter,
I am sure you are aware that in Chicago type A in-text references are listed as footnotes at the bottom of each page and numbered in order of appearance AND appear in a bibliography at the end of the document in alphabetical order (i.e., not numbered). Do you (OR ANYONE ELSE!!!) have a solution for converting in-text citations to footnotes/endnotes (e.g., for converting Chicago type B to Chicago style Type A), apparently this cannot be done automatically in endnote? Many scientists, particularly in the scientific field of historical investigation, do use Chicago and sometimes need to do this conversion and I think this is what Stephan and the other 777 viewers of this forum are after, it would certainly be worth many many kudos to the one that provides a solution to this!
Message Edited by Sententia on 07-01-2009 01:52 PM