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Author: Geoff Carver    Posted: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 21:32:00 GMT
for some reason when i tried to export a document in "harvard" style today, most of the in-text references came up as "anonymous" and were not listed in the bibliography ran it over again using my usual "american antiquity" style & no problems anyone had any trouble with "harvard" before or anything like this?

Re: harvard style
Author: Copeland, Laurel    Posted: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 12:24:48 -0600
I think we used to run into something that may be similar with JAMA (I think) references. One problem was that whatever output style we were using did not have workforms for "journal article" and "journal article long" and "journal article short". I forget which one was useable but we just switched the workform to it. Another problem was that JAMA didn't permit a lot of things as bib entries, so these didn't have workforms for the POS we were using - perhaps you couldn't cite a website as it had to be in-text, or some such thing. You could try those 2 ideas. I am not quite clear on what you mean by export so these suggestions may not be sensible. Good luck. Laurel Copeland (VHA San Antonio TX) _____ From: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List "mailto:PROCITE" On Behalf Of geoff carver Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 3:32 PM To: "PROCITE" Subject: harvard style for some reason when i tried to export a document in "harvard" style today, most of the in-text references came up as "anonymous" and were not listed in the bibliography ran it over again using my usual "american antiquity" style & no problems anyone had any trouble with "harvard" before or anything like this?

Re: harvard style
Author: David Harvey    Posted: Sun, 4 Dec 2005 16:42:59 +1100
My Harvard has for in-text citations only a Default of <01 Author, Analytic><20 Date of Publication>, so any workform that does not have an entry in field #1 will come up as Anonymous. I don't know whether there is a later version of Harvard but if not you will have to edit in something that suits you. I suggest that you could start with the Bibliography settings. Just copy them and paste into the in-text settings and see what happens. At 12:24 PM -0600 3/12/05, Copeland, Laurel wrote: >I think we used to run into something that may be similar with JAMA >(I think) references. One problem was that whatever output style we >were using did not have workforms for "journal article" and "journal >article long" and "journal article short". I forget which one was >useable but we just switched the workform to it. Another problem >was that JAMA didn't permit a lot of things as bib entries, so these >didn't have workforms for the POS we were using - perhaps you >couldn't cite a website as it had to be in-text, or some such thing. >You could try those 2 ideas. I am not quite clear on what you mean >by export so these suggestions may not be sensible. Good luck. >Laurel Copeland (VHA San Antonio TX) > > >From: PROCITE The Personal Bibliographic Software Discussion List > "mailto:PROCITE" On Behalf Of geoff carver >Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 3:32 PM >To: "PROCITE" >Subject: harvard style > >for some reason when i tried to export a document in "harvard" style >today, most of the in-text references came up as "anonymous" and >were not listed in the bibliography >ran it over again using my usual "american antiquity" style & no problems >anyone had any trouble with "harvard" before or anything like this? -- David Harvey 60 Gipps Street Drummoyne NSW 2047 Australia Tel: 61-2-9719-9170

Re: harvard style
Author: Geoff Carver    Posted: Sun, 4 Dec 2005 13:53:00 GMT
thanx - will give it a try "Copeland, Laurel" "Laurel.Copeland" schrieb: I think we used to run into something that may be similar with JAMA (I think) references. One problem was that whatever output style we were using did not have workforms for “journal article” and “journal article long” and “journal article short”. I forget which one was useable but we just switched the workform to it. Another problem was that JAMA didn’t permit a lot of things as bib entries, so these didn’t have workforms for the POS we were using – perhaps you couldn’t cite a website as it had to be in-text, or some such thing. You could try those 2 ideas. I am not quite clear on what you mean by export so these suggestions may not be sensible. Good luck. Laurel Copeland (VHA San Antonio TX)

Re: harvard style
Author: Geoff Carver    Posted: Sun, 4 Dec 2005 13:53:00 GMT
OK, thanx - i'll check it out "David Harvey" "dharv" schrieb: My Harvard has for in-text citations only a Default of <01 Author, Analytic><20 Date of Publication>, so any workform that does not have an entry in field #1 will come up as Anonymous. I don't know whether there is a later version of Harvard but if not you will have to edit in something that suits you. I suggest that you could start with the Bibliography settings. Just copy them and paste into the in-text settings and see what happens.

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