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Re: Endnote Question
Author: Alex    Posted: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:49:28 -0500
On Jan 17, 2007, at 14:50, "McPherson" Janet "Janet.McPherson" wrote: > [...] I want to say: > According to Smith (2004) > > But with endnote it reads: > > According to Smith (Smith 2004) [...] "To remove the author's name or date from a citation, simply leave that information out of the unformatted citation." This function is governed by the Formatting > Omit Author [...] option in Preferences. See details and examples under "Omitting Authors or Years from Citations" in ch. 10 of the User's Guide. <0x0192>

Re: Endnote Question
Author: Sharad Lele    Posted: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 17:00:02 -0500
Dear Janet, This is well documented in the Endnote help. See "Omitting Authors or Years from Citations (CWYW)" or similar entry in your endnote help. Basically, you have to only enter {,2004,Smith} or {,2004,#65} instead of {Smith, 2004}. Sharad "McPherson" "Janet[Janet.McPherson"@pepperdine.edu] wrote: > Hi~ > > I am currently using endnote to write my doctoral dissertation > (APA > format) and am having problem. In places where I use an author's name > and then just want to have the year in parentheses, the endnote > program puts both the authors name and year in the citation. > > Example: > I want to say: > According to Smith (2004) > > But with endnote it reads: > > According to Smith (Smith 2004) > > Or another problem is when I begin with the author's name, it puts > parentheses around it. > > Example: > I want to say: > Smith (2004) notes..... > > But with endnote it reads: > > (Smith, 2004) notes..... > > If I make the changes manually, everytime I close the document and > open it again it goes back to how it was before. > > Does anyone know how to set endnote up so I can just have parentheses > around the year? > > Thanks so much! > -- Sharachchandra Lele ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------- Senior Fellow & Coordinator Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Environment & Development (A Centre of Excellence promoted by the Institute for Social & Economic Change) ISEC Campus, Nagarabhavi Bangalore 560 072 Tel: +91-(80)-2321-7013 x23 / 2321-5468 x413 Fax: +91-(80)-2321-7008 Email: "slele" Website: www.cised.org Personal webpage: http://www.cised.org/sharadhomepage.htm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------

Re: Endnote Question
Author: Peter Mayer    Posted: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:58:40 -0500
Hi, All you have to do is edit the temporary citation: (Smith, 1776 # 16) => (,1776 # 16). best wishes, Peter Mayer -------------------- "McPherson" wrote: >Hi~ > > I am currently using endnote to write my doctoral dissertation >(APA >format) and am having problem. In places where I use an author's name >and then just want to have the year in parentheses, the endnote program >puts both the authors name and year in the citation. > >Example: > I want to say: > According to Smith (2004) > >But with endnote it reads: > > According to Smith (Smith 2004) ><snip> > > -- Peter Mayer Politics Department The University of Adelaide, AUSTRALIA 5005 Ph : +61 8 8303 5606 Fax : +61 8 8303 3443 e-mail: "peter.mayer" CRICOS Provider Number 00123M ----------------------------------------------------------- This email message is intended only for the addressee(s) and contains information that may be confidential and/or copyright. If you are not the intended recipient please notify the sender by reply email and immediately delete this email. Use, disclosure or reproduction of this email by anyone other than the intended recipient(s) is strictly prohibited. No representation is made that this email or any attachments are free of viruses. Virus scanning is recommended and is the responsibility of the recipient.

Re: Endnote Question
Author: Kathy Kerns    Posted: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:59:17 -0500
In my EndNote X version, they have you edit the citation. It's on page 77 in the Getting Started guide. Seems a bit clunky. Kathy Kerns "McPherson" wrote: > Hi~ > > I am currently using endnote to write my doctoral dissertation > (APA > format) and am having problem. In places where I use an author's name > and then just want to have the year in parentheses, the endnote > program puts both the authors name and year in the citation. > > Example: > I want to say: > According to Smith (2004) > > But with endnote it reads: > > According to Smith (Smith 2004) > > Or another problem is when I begin with the author's name, it puts > parentheses around it. > > Example: > I want to say: > Smith (2004) notes..... > > But with endnote it reads: > > (Smith, 2004) notes..... > > If I make the changes manually, everytime I close the document and > open it again it goes back to how it was before. > > Does anyone know how to set endnote up so I can just have parentheses > around the year? > > Thanks so much! > > >

Re: Endnote Question
Author: Jeffrey C    Posted: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:52:24 -0500
Hello, Insert your citation then go to "Edit Citation." Choose "Exclude Author." You should get: According to Smith (2004) Regards, Jeff Graf Reference Wells Library Indiana University, Bloomington Quoting "McPherson" "Janet[Janet.McPherson"@pepperdine.edu]: > Hi~ > > I am currently using endnote to write my doctoral dissertation > (APA > format) and am having problem. In places where I use an author's name > and then just want to have the year in parentheses, the endnote > program puts both the authors name and year in the citation. > > Example: > I want to say: > According to Smith (2004) > > But with endnote it reads: > > According to Smith (Smith 2004) > > Or another problem is when I begin with the author's name, it puts > parentheses around it. > > Example: > I want to say: > Smith (2004) notes..... > > But with endnote it reads: > > (Smith, 2004) notes..... > > If I make the changes manually, everytime I close the document and > open it again it goes back to how it was before. > > Does anyone know how to set endnote up so I can just have parentheses > around the year? > > Thanks so much! > > >

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