by the way what is bibword extender?
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New Post: Harvard referencing for Oxford Brookes Business School.
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New Post: Harvard referencing for Oxford Brookes Business School.
It is a way to work around some of the limitation of bibliographies in Word like year suffices for Harvard style styles.
See the documentation at https://bibword.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=BibWord%20Extender&referringTitle=Documentation
See the documentation at https://bibword.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=BibWord%20Extender&referringTitle=Documentation
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New Post: Harvard referencing for Oxford Brookes Business School.
bassaniobroke wrote:
Hi Yves, Please can you confirm whether this is the latest version, I found it on this website:There is only one version, so it should be the latest.
http://chomikuj.pl/Zgredziomen4/Galeria/Microsoft+Office/Office12/Bibliography/Style/HarvardAnglia2008OfficeOnline,2035403699.xsl
downloaded and pasted into style folder and it is working. Appreciate your help.
BB
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New Post: Elsevier citation.
Hello
I am writing an article for an elsevier magazine and they give the following indications for the style:
Reference style
Text: Indicate references by number(s) in square brackets in line with the text. The actual authors can be referred to, but the reference number(s) must always be given.
Example: '..... as demonstrated [3,6]. Barnaby and Jones [8] obtained a different result ....'
List: Number the references (numbers in square brackets) in the list in the order in which they appear in the text.
Examples:
Reference to a journal publication:
[1] J. van der Geer, J.A.J. Hanraads, R.A. Lupton, J. Sci. Commun. 163 (2010) 51–59.
Reference to a book:
[2] W. Strunk Jr., E.B. White, The Elements of Style, fourth ed., Longman, New York, 2000.
Reference to a chapter in an edited book:
[3] G.R. Mettam, L.B. Adams in: B.S. Jones, R.Z. Smith (Eds.), Introduction to the Electronic Age, E-Publishing Inc., New York, 2009, pp. 281–304.
I do not know the name of the style, if it has anyone. Does any one know the name or it is already made in this page?
Thank you
I am writing an article for an elsevier magazine and they give the following indications for the style:
Reference style
Text: Indicate references by number(s) in square brackets in line with the text. The actual authors can be referred to, but the reference number(s) must always be given.
Example: '..... as demonstrated [3,6]. Barnaby and Jones [8] obtained a different result ....'
List: Number the references (numbers in square brackets) in the list in the order in which they appear in the text.
Examples:
Reference to a journal publication:
[1] J. van der Geer, J.A.J. Hanraads, R.A. Lupton, J. Sci. Commun. 163 (2010) 51–59.
Reference to a book:
[2] W. Strunk Jr., E.B. White, The Elements of Style, fourth ed., Longman, New York, 2000.
Reference to a chapter in an edited book:
[3] G.R. Mettam, L.B. Adams in: B.S. Jones, R.Z. Smith (Eds.), Introduction to the Electronic Age, E-Publishing Inc., New York, 2009, pp. 281–304.
I do not know the name of the style, if it has anyone. Does any one know the name or it is already made in this page?
Thank you
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New Post: Elsevier citation.
It seems to be a standard number based style. At first glance, I would think it is something similar to (if not the same as) IEEE.
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New Post: Word 2013 Installation?
Sorry for the question, but how can I edit the xsl file.
When I opened it in Internet Explorer I was not able to edit and insert the lines you recomened. I tried opening with Word Pad, but did not work. After I saved, I tried to open in Internet Explorer and the file seens to be with problem.
Could you please help me?
Thank you
When I opened it in Internet Explorer I was not able to edit and insert the lines you recomened. I tried opening with Word Pad, but did not work. After I saved, I tried to open in Internet Explorer and the file seens to be with problem.
Could you please help me?
Thank you
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New Post: Word 2013 Installation?
Flávia, não precisa mais editar nada porque a versão que o Yves colocou já funciona no 2013.
Agora se você quiser alterar alguma norma ABNT, divide com o resto do pessoal, se possível.
De: FlaviaFreitas [email removed]
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 11 de abril de 2013 19:29
Para: Felippe De Medeiros Oliveira
Assunto: Re: Word 2013 Installation? [bibword:404418]
From: FlaviaFreitas
Sorry for the question, but how can I edit the xsl file.
When I opened it in Internet Explorer I was not able to edit and insert the lines you recomened. I tried opening with Word Pad, but did not work.
Could you please help me?
Thank you
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Felipe,
Onde eu consigo essa versão?
Obrigada,
Flávia
Onde eu consigo essa versão?
Obrigada,
Flávia
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New Post: Word 2013 Installation?
Felipe,
Eu consegui editar e estava com o mesmo problema que você, eu não desinstalei o Office antigo, e não estava colocando no lugar certo. Ficou mais difícil, mas consegui!!!
A versão que eu tenho é uma já modificada, pelo o que vi pelo Yves já com as correções necessárias para por ex 2 ou mais autores. Essa versão chama-se Universidade. Você a tem?
Flávia
Eu consegui editar e estava com o mesmo problema que você, eu não desinstalei o Office antigo, e não estava colocando no lugar certo. Ficou mais difícil, mas consegui!!!
A versão que eu tenho é uma já modificada, pelo o que vi pelo Yves já com as correções necessárias para por ex 2 ou mais autores. Essa versão chama-se Universidade. Você a tem?
Flávia
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FlaviaFreitas wrote:
If you still want to edit an XSL file, any text editor will do. So notepad and wordpad should both work. It might be better to use an xml editor though as that will most likely tell you are you messing up the document by getting unbalanced tags or other problematic issues.
Sorry for the question, but how can I edit the xsl file.There is no longer a need to edit the files. They have all been upgraded about 10 days ago to support Word 2013.
When I opened it in Internet Explorer I was not able to edit and insert the lines you recomened. I tried opening with Word Pad, but did not work. After I saved, I tried to open in Internet Explorer and the file seens to be with problem.
Could you please help me?
Thank you
If you still want to edit an XSL file, any text editor will do. So notepad and wordpad should both work. It might be better to use an xml editor though as that will most likely tell you are you messing up the document by getting unbalanced tags or other problematic issues.
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Yves, thank you for the update. Were you able to address the problem with superscript in Word 2013? See my post above. Superscript styles work fine in Word 2010, but as soon as I start the bibliography manager in 2013 superscript disappeas. Superscript comes back when I take the document into Word 2010.
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I don't have Word 2013 yet, so I can't test.
But you got me wondering if they finally might have fixed that bug and now correctly process HTML for in-text citations. You can test yourself by changing one of the format strings from
<format>{%RefOrder%}</format>
to
<format>{<sup>%RefOrder%</sup>}</format>
But you got me wondering if they finally might have fixed that bug and now correctly process HTML for in-text citations. You can test yourself by changing one of the format strings from
<format>{%RefOrder%}</format>
to
<format>{<sup>%RefOrder%</sup>}</format>
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tried a few things but could not get it to do superscript correctly with your suggested change.
cheers
cheers
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New Post: Word 2011 Mac with IEEE Citation Style compatible with Word 2010???
Hi,
I am aware of a good reference manager tool called refman. You can visit it's website to check the compatibility. You can also visit this website where you can find more details -http://www.techyv.com/questions/reference-manager-tool-compatible-word-2007-and-2010
Hope it helps..Thanks!
I am aware of a good reference manager tool called refman. You can visit it's website to check the compatibility. You can also visit this website where you can find more details -http://www.techyv.com/questions/reference-manager-tool-compatible-word-2007-and-2010
Hope it helps..Thanks!
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New Post: Hi MLA 7th. (MLA Seventh, 2009)
I really hate to create an account on a message board just to voice what seems like a rant, but I'm not sure where else would be relevant to express these thoughts, so...
Office 2007 and Office 2010 both have full support for MLA 7th Edition. To say that Office 2011 is somehow different is absolute crap.
This isn't Bibword's fault; it is clearly Microsoft's. That being said, I can't understand why Bibword, if you folks are going to bother producing various different paper/citing formats, would skip over adding the latest versions for APA and MLA.
And as for telling the OP here that they should just roll up their sleeves and create one of these things themselves is not exactly helpful advice, particularly if you're not a coder and have no way to act on such a suggestion.
Again, I apologize for the rant, but this really angered me.
Office 2007 and Office 2010 both have full support for MLA 7th Edition. To say that Office 2011 is somehow different is absolute crap.
This isn't Bibword's fault; it is clearly Microsoft's. That being said, I can't understand why Bibword, if you folks are going to bother producing various different paper/citing formats, would skip over adding the latest versions for APA and MLA.
And as for telling the OP here that they should just roll up their sleeves and create one of these things themselves is not exactly helpful advice, particularly if you're not a coder and have no way to act on such a suggestion.
Again, I apologize for the rant, but this really angered me.
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New Post: Harvard style for Word 2011 Mac?
Yves, others, hi there,
I'm also using Word for Mac 2011. I'm having difficulties with the alphabetical listing of my citations using Harvard Anglia style. I've seen in another topic that there is an Adjusted version for this style that resolves this issue. I've downloaded the file that you suggested there, followed the necessary steps, and although the style appears in the citation options, it doesn't fix the listing issue.
Can anyone help me out please? I'm submitting my MSc thesis soon, so I really need to get this fixed. Thanks!:)
I'm also using Word for Mac 2011. I'm having difficulties with the alphabetical listing of my citations using Harvard Anglia style. I've seen in another topic that there is an Adjusted version for this style that resolves this issue. I've downloaded the file that you suggested there, followed the necessary steps, and although the style appears in the citation options, it doesn't fix the listing issue.
Can anyone help me out please? I'm submitting my MSc thesis soon, so I really need to get this fixed. Thanks!:)
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New Post: Adapting Yves’ Chicago Footnotes xsl to process et al. citations in other Style Systems
Maybe this has already been covered, but here’s an outline of my current experiment.
I recently had to prepare a proposal on editing a book which will use Chicago footnote referencing and I immediately turned to Yves’ CMSFootnote.xsl, which is described as follows: “This style only provides in-text citations by means of footnotes. Currently, the bibliography field is not supported.”
I was very interested to see that it allows various forms of citations to be processed. Then, I wondered if it could be adapted to process ‘et al.’ citations. Next, I wondered if it could be amended to output a bibliography. After much trial and error (mostly error) I have found that it can do both.
First, I copied and pasted a complete Bibliography variable section from another XSL and adapted it to CMOS 16 Bibliography format. So, the Chicago referencing part of my project was sorted.
Then I reverted to a typical Harvard type bibliography format and adapted the ‘Short’ Citation version to output an ‘et al.’ citation in the Harvard format. I have only worked on the Book type to see if it will work, and so far, it does.
I have no coding experience and I ask if there are any potential problems with progressing further with this effort. I can see that the Harvard XSL code after the variables is more elaborate in parts than the Chicago, but it seems to work with the Harvard Bibliography variable section transplanted into the main body of the Chicago XSL.
Maybe this has already been done by someone out there?
Lionel,
Tau Editing.
I recently had to prepare a proposal on editing a book which will use Chicago footnote referencing and I immediately turned to Yves’ CMSFootnote.xsl, which is described as follows: “This style only provides in-text citations by means of footnotes. Currently, the bibliography field is not supported.”
I was very interested to see that it allows various forms of citations to be processed. Then, I wondered if it could be adapted to process ‘et al.’ citations. Next, I wondered if it could be amended to output a bibliography. After much trial and error (mostly error) I have found that it can do both.
First, I copied and pasted a complete Bibliography variable section from another XSL and adapted it to CMOS 16 Bibliography format. So, the Chicago referencing part of my project was sorted.
Then I reverted to a typical Harvard type bibliography format and adapted the ‘Short’ Citation version to output an ‘et al.’ citation in the Harvard format. I have only worked on the Book type to see if it will work, and so far, it does.
I have no coding experience and I ask if there are any potential problems with progressing further with this effort. I can see that the Harvard XSL code after the variables is more elaborate in parts than the Chicago, but it seems to work with the Harvard Bibliography variable section transplanted into the main body of the Chicago XSL.
Maybe this has already been done by someone out there?
Lionel,
Tau Editing.
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New Post: I search for a style, please HELP ME
Hi all
I am searching for a style ( Word 2010 ) wich would look like this one:
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First book and after all other stuff and reference should be like thi [x]
please help me, iso with [] is ok but in bibliography all is mixed up, books with www pages :/
I am searching for a style ( Word 2010 ) wich would look like this one:
First book and after all other stuff and reference should be like thi [x]
please help me, iso with [] is ok but in bibliography all is mixed up, books with www pages :/
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New Post: Word 2013 - Specify Pages in Citiations
I tried to use BibWord, but I have a Problem in Word 2013. With the Word 2013 Styles I can specify the pages in citations. As soon as I Change the style to one which is created with BibWord, the appropriate menu button disappears:
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How can I activate These Buttons in BibWord Styles?
Thank you for an answer
How can I activate These Buttons in BibWord Styles?
Thank you for an answer
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I don't have Word 2013, so I can't say for sure. But one thing could be the hyperlinking feature of BibWord. Try disabling hyperlinking in your style.
In the XSL, very close to the top, there is:
In the XSL, very close to the top, there is:
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