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07-26-2008 03:21 PM
I am having difficulty adding a reference that is not in parenthesis. For example, when I insert a reference at the beginning of a text, the citation looks like (Jones & Jones, 2001). Is there a way to add the the reference with without parenthesis around the author without having to retype the author? Ie.g. Jones and Jones (2001)?
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07-26-2008 06:48 PM
No there isn't, unless you want it to happen all the time. Then you would edit your style "citation" to look like this: Author (Year) instead of (Author, Year)
(long time Endnote user)
