Entering Implied Author's Name

re: Entering Implied Author's Name
Author: David Harvey    Posted: May 23rd, 2007 11:30AM
At 7:12 AM +1000 23/5/07, Fritz.Casey-Leininger "caseylcf" wrote: I am working with a number of archival documents that don't always have an author's name, but from internal or other evidence, the author's name can be figured out. As I remember, the Chicago Style, which I use requires imputed or implied information to be entered into references in square brackets like [Robert P. Goldman]. However, when I try to do that in Endnote, I get weird results because Endnote changes the word order as it formats the citation. Any suggestions about how to do this? Thanks, Fritz Cincinnati Enter the name as a corporate author thus (EndNote manual p.138) [Robert P. Goldman], All text before the comma is treated as a last name. -- David Harvey 60 Gipps Street Drummoyne NSW 2047 Australia Tel: 61-2-9719-9170

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