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Author: Community Mailer Posted: Tue, 28 Jun 2011 08:08:31 -0700

Subject: footnote disambiguation
Author: clementsrebekah (New User)
Date: 06-28-2011 04:08 PM

I'm trying to set up a template for the Monumenta Nipponical journal style (http://monumenta.cc.sophia.ac.jp/MN_Style_Sheet.pdf) but have encountered difficulties disambiguating footnote references. When there are two works for the same author in the same year I would like the footnote reference to read, for example. "Sugimoto 1990a" or "Sugimoto 1990b". There seems to be an option for this with in-text citations but the only disambiguation I can find for footnotes is a check box for including the title in ambiguous cases. This option does not match the Monumenta Nipponica citation style (and in any case I can't seem to get it to work). Does any one have any suggestions for resolving this problem? Many thanks in advance.

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