Can we get the citation parentheses to be normal: name, (year) instead of word default: (name, year)?
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Created Unassigned: Citation parentheses [11100]
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Commented Unassigned: Citation parentheses [11100]
Can we get the citation parentheses to be normal: name, (year) instead of word default: (name, year)?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Yves **
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Yves **
Yes.
Microsoft suggests using the suppress dialog to suppress the author. This way (Doe, 2013) would become (2013). It is then up to you to type the name. All BibWord styles support this behaviour.
Word does not offer the flexiblity to switch between two styles. But if you are certain that you want to go 'Doe (2013)', you can easily adapt a BibWord style to use this format.
First, you can remove the enclosing brackets by looking for
```
<openbracket>(</openbracket>
<closebracket>)</closebracket>
```
and removing the ( and ). Now (Doe, 2013) will simply become Doe, 2013.
Second, you will have to update the formatting string so brackets are put around the year. This will mostly come down to looking for %Year% and replacing it by (%Year%). Of course, you will have to take into account year suffices if you use them. See the documentation for more information, including examples, on how format strings work in BibWord.
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Closed Unassigned: Citation parentheses [11100]
Can we get the citation parentheses to be normal: name, (year) instead of word default: (name, year)?
Comments: BibWord can easily be configured to use this type of behaviour. It is up to the end user to do this type of changes...
Comments: BibWord can easily be configured to use this type of behaviour. It is up to the end user to do this type of changes...
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Reviewed: IEEE styles (jun 27, 2013)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Para arreglar un problema que hay con las comillas de los titulos simplemente es dar clic derecho en el archivo, dan editar y ahí le abre en bloc de notas , oprimen ctrr b para buscar "%Title%," y ahí cambian así "%Title%", es decir cambian de lugar las comillas y listo
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Reviewed: IEEE styles (jun 27, 2013)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Para arreglar un problema que hay con las comillas de los titulos simplemente es dar clic derecho en el archivo, dan editar y ahí le abre en bloc de notas , oprimen ctrr b para buscar "%Title%," y ahí cambian así "%Title%", es decir cambian de lugar las comillas y listo
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New Post: MS 2013 Bibliography adding url to journal articles
I want to add a reference of a online journal article...
Journal Article
Lamoreaux, M. G., 2011. Beyond Convergence. Journal of Accountancy.
__however, the url and the date accessed is missing
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when i change to website/document from internet
Lamoreaux, M. G., 2011. Beyond Convergence. [Online]. Available at: http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2011/Aug/20114208.htm?action=print
[Accessed 29 Jun 2013].
the journal title is missing...
Journal Article
Lamoreaux, M. G., 2011. Beyond Convergence. Journal of Accountancy.
__however, the url and the date accessed is missing
__
when i change to website/document from internet
Lamoreaux, M. G., 2011. Beyond Convergence. [Online]. Available at: http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2011/Aug/20114208.htm?action=print
[Accessed 29 Jun 2013].
the journal title is missing...
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New Post: MS 2013 Bibliography adding url to journal articles
If you are using a BibWord style it is as simple as adding %URL% to the correct spot.
For information on BibWord format strings, check the documentation. Also, download some of the formatting styles. I believe there are several in the Harvard family which come with URLs for journal articles.
For information on BibWord format strings, check the documentation. Also, download some of the formatting styles. I believe there are several in the Harvard family which come with URLs for journal articles.
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New Post: Removing unwanted spaces from citations
Honestly, you should try to stick to one in-tekst citation formatting format in your tekst. So either everything "Georges (1996)" or "(Georges, 1996)" not both. It helps readability for your audience.
Anyway, the space comes from the field and can't be removed directly. However, there is a workaround. See [https://bibword.codeplex.com/discussions/208897]
Anyway, the space comes from the field and can't be removed directly. However, there is a workaround. See [https://bibword.codeplex.com/discussions/208897]
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New Post: Removing unwanted spaces from citations
thanks for the reply Yves.
Placing quotes around the fields seems like a good strategy to follow, although I could immediately find what line(s) of code I needed to do this on. Is there a particular term in the code I should search for? Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
Regarding your suggestion to standardise the format, I agree that avoiding confusion is important, but what I'm trying to achieve appears to be pretty much standard practice for in-text and end of sentence referencing. I checked against a few contemporary journals in my field and it seems to be as I remember it from many decades ago - when directly referring to the author in the sentence of the text, the brackets enclose the date but not the author. But this is different to citing a reference at the end of a sentence, where everything is contained within the brackets. Given that it does seem to be common practice at least in my field (fisheries science), I'm surprised this issue has popped up more in this forum?
Thanks
Placing quotes around the fields seems like a good strategy to follow, although I could immediately find what line(s) of code I needed to do this on. Is there a particular term in the code I should search for? Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
Regarding your suggestion to standardise the format, I agree that avoiding confusion is important, but what I'm trying to achieve appears to be pretty much standard practice for in-text and end of sentence referencing. I checked against a few contemporary journals in my field and it seems to be as I remember it from many decades ago - when directly referring to the author in the sentence of the text, the brackets enclose the date but not the author. But this is different to citing a reference at the end of a sentence, where everything is contained within the brackets. Given that it does seem to be common practice at least in my field (fisheries science), I'm surprised this issue has popped up more in this forum?
Thanks
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Mick
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New Post: MS 2013 Bibliography adding url to journal articles
thx for the information...
I'm working on the formatting the BibWord style....
If I want to find style with URLs for journal articles, where can i find?
I'm working on the formatting the BibWord style....
If I want to find style with URLs for journal articles, where can i find?
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New Post: MS 2013 Bibliography adding url to journal articles
I don't know how to edit it....
am I suppose to edit it under <bibliography> ??
<source type="JournalArticle">
But the url still did not shown up.....?
am I suppose to edit it under <bibliography> ??
<source type="JournalArticle">
<column id="1">
<halign>left</halign>
<valign>top</valign>
<format>{%Author:2|"Anon."%,}{ %Year|"n.d."%{%YearSuffix%}.}{ %Title|ShortTitle%.}{ <i>%JournalName%</i>,}{ [%Medium%].{{%Day%} %Month:s%,}}{ %Volume%{(%Issue%)},}{ (%Issue%),}{ %Pages:p.:pp.:a2%.}{ Available at: <u>%URL:l%</u>}{ [Accessed{{ %DayAccessed%} %MonthAccessed:s%} %YearAccessed%]}.{ %Comments%.}</format>
</column>
<sortkey>{%Author:0|"Anon."%}{%Year|"n.d."%}{%Title:a|ShortTitle:a%}</sortkey>
</source>
But the url still did not shown up.....?
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New Post: Word 2010 Crash - inserting bibliography
Hello,
I'm using the styles given - they work brilliantly for the citation!
When it comes to inserting the bibliography word then just doesn't respond, and closes.
Can anyone advise on how to fix this?
Many thanks!
Nicola
I'm using the styles given - they work brilliantly for the citation!
When it comes to inserting the bibliography word then just doesn't respond, and closes.
Can anyone advise on how to fix this?
Many thanks!
Nicola
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New Comment on "Styles"
Hi . for more than 3 days,i am looking for a citation style(Specially XSL) which when the authors are more than 2 people, show the citation with " et al " for example: (Grant et al, 1999)
I also used all the styles which presented in this page , but none of them was the appropriate i am in a greaaaaat need of that.one.
PLZZZZZZZ someone help me.my email addres is : ghobadi.sina1986@gmail.com
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New Comment on "Styles"
Hi . for more than 3 days,i am looking for a citation style(Specially XSL) which when the authors are more than 2 people, shows the citation with " et al " .for example: (Grant et al, 1999)
I also used all the styles which presented in this page , but none of them was the appropriate.I am in a greaaaaat need of that.
PLZZZZZZZ someone help me.my email addres is : ghobadi.sina1986@gmail.com
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New Post: Controlling formatting in PDFs
Hi Yves,
I'm happy to say that I've found a simple solution to my problem. The stylesheet defines a single table cell, with a paragraph inside it, i.e.
Anyhow, the solution (or hack, if you like) is to insert non-breaking spaces before the end of the paragraph. Inserting four works well for me, thus:
Andrew
I'm happy to say that I've found a simple solution to my problem. The stylesheet defines a single table cell, with a paragraph inside it, i.e.
<td><p>
stuff
</p></td>Anyhow, the solution (or hack, if you like) is to insert non-breaking spaces before the end of the paragraph. Inserting four works well for me, thus:
<td><p>
stuff
    </p></td>Andrew
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New Post: Word 2010 Crash - inserting bibliography
Does it happen with the styles that come with Word? Or is it only with BibWord styles?
Do you have "strange" characters in your sources? Things like accented characters, non-latin characters, ...
Do you have "strange" characters in your sources? Things like accented characters, non-latin characters, ...
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New Post: Word 2013 Installation?
The whole thing is in the correct path! Thanks for the answer__
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Created Unassigned: IEEE bibliography style on Mac [11180]
Very strange behavior has been seen after a 2-column bibliography in Word 2011 (Mac).
If you follow the bibliography with a page break, e.g. using a heading style with embedded forced page break, some text from the following page appears as un-editable duplicate text on the page where the bibliography ends - very strange and spooky. This appears to be a bug in Word 2011 triggered by the bibliography layout.
I discovered the issue w. IEEE Order by Reference. Using the same style in Word 2010 (Windows) did not show the issue. Conclusion: Related to Word 2011.
Using any of the (few) build-in bibliography styles in Word 2011 could not trigger the same issue. Conclusion: Related to the combination of the IEEE style and Word 2011.
Next I looked in the source and compared to previous version (2.9 vs. 2.8). The change is limited and seems to relate to support for Word 2013 only. I then removed those few consecutive lines from the style and retested. The hypnosis being that that last change introduced the issue. Same issue, and the conclusion being that the problem must have been there for a long time (or new in Word 2011).
Next I tried different BibWord styles, and that lead me to home in on 1 vs. 2 column styles. All the 2 column styles showed same issue, none of the 1 column showed the issue. Note: It was a random sample of styles, so there may be non-working 1 column styles and working 2 column styles (I very much doubt the latter).
The main conclusion must be that when a style generates a 2-column table as bibliography then it triggers a bug in Word 2011. I guess we can rule out an error in the way BibWord generate the bibliography, as it works fine in Word 2010.
A hack (this is not a fix) is to insert a continuous section break after the bibliography. It remains to be seen what negative side effects a section break has to my document :-( I would really like to find a less intrusive hack than a section break, but none identified so far.
I have no idea on how to report this as a bug against Microsoft. I do not have insight into what really goes on when a bibliography is generated.
A BibWord solution could be to change strategy on how to generate bibliographies with a hanging indent, something like:
Citation<tab>entry, for first entry line and
<tab>entry, for the following lines
and then leave it up to the Bibliography paragraph style to layout correctly.
But why should BibWord accommodate for a bug in Word 2011?
If anybody knows of a non 2-column style with hanging citation in IEEE style, please share.
Details:
Word 2011 version 14.3.6
Mac OSX 10.8.4
BibWord IEEE - Reference Order of April 1, 2013 version 2.9
Regards
Mikael
If you follow the bibliography with a page break, e.g. using a heading style with embedded forced page break, some text from the following page appears as un-editable duplicate text on the page where the bibliography ends - very strange and spooky. This appears to be a bug in Word 2011 triggered by the bibliography layout.
I discovered the issue w. IEEE Order by Reference. Using the same style in Word 2010 (Windows) did not show the issue. Conclusion: Related to Word 2011.
Using any of the (few) build-in bibliography styles in Word 2011 could not trigger the same issue. Conclusion: Related to the combination of the IEEE style and Word 2011.
Next I looked in the source and compared to previous version (2.9 vs. 2.8). The change is limited and seems to relate to support for Word 2013 only. I then removed those few consecutive lines from the style and retested. The hypnosis being that that last change introduced the issue. Same issue, and the conclusion being that the problem must have been there for a long time (or new in Word 2011).
Next I tried different BibWord styles, and that lead me to home in on 1 vs. 2 column styles. All the 2 column styles showed same issue, none of the 1 column showed the issue. Note: It was a random sample of styles, so there may be non-working 1 column styles and working 2 column styles (I very much doubt the latter).
The main conclusion must be that when a style generates a 2-column table as bibliography then it triggers a bug in Word 2011. I guess we can rule out an error in the way BibWord generate the bibliography, as it works fine in Word 2010.
A hack (this is not a fix) is to insert a continuous section break after the bibliography. It remains to be seen what negative side effects a section break has to my document :-( I would really like to find a less intrusive hack than a section break, but none identified so far.
I have no idea on how to report this as a bug against Microsoft. I do not have insight into what really goes on when a bibliography is generated.
A BibWord solution could be to change strategy on how to generate bibliographies with a hanging indent, something like:
Citation<tab>entry, for first entry line and
<tab>entry, for the following lines
and then leave it up to the Bibliography paragraph style to layout correctly.
But why should BibWord accommodate for a bug in Word 2011?
If anybody knows of a non 2-column style with hanging citation in IEEE style, please share.
Details:
Word 2011 version 14.3.6
Mac OSX 10.8.4
BibWord IEEE - Reference Order of April 1, 2013 version 2.9
Regards
Mikael
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Commented Unassigned: How do I get BibWord Working? [11070]
I'm sorry this must seem like an incredibly stupid question since I haven't seen this question anywhere else but I have downloaded the zip file of all the xml and xsl files for the different referencing styles but I have no idea what to do with it now.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: MikaelKjaerulff **
Comments: ** Comment from web user: MikaelKjaerulff **
See installation notes here: https://bibword.codeplex.com/releases/view/15852
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New Post: Harvard AGPS - Newspaper Source
Hello,
I downloaded the Harvard AGPS style and so far am impressed.
However I have noticed that there is no newspaper source:
Is this possible to be added?
Thank you
boorgal
http://public01.library.uow.edu.au/refcite/style-guides/html/
I downloaded the Harvard AGPS style and so far am impressed.
However I have noticed that there is no newspaper source:
Is this possible to be added?
Thank you
boorgal
http://public01.library.uow.edu.au/refcite/style-guides/html/
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