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Page numbers in in-text citations
Author: Peter Malling    Posted: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 11:34:35 +0200
Why don't I get page numbers in my in-text citations? In the output style, I've added page numbers both in First and Subsequent citations: <[04]*Authors,*primary>|<[05]*Date,*primary>|:*<Page*Numbers> Of course, I can add the page numbers as a suffix, but the correct way must be to have in the "pages" field in the "edit citation" box (or using the @ parameter). But that field is left out when the citations are formatted. Peter.

Page numbers in in-text citations - Again!
Author: Peter Malling    Posted: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 17:39:32 +0200
Sorry to bother you with all these mails about page numbers, but I just get more and more puzzled. Now it seems that if there is no in-text page numbers, it shows the page numbers from the reference, and if there IS in-text page numbers, these are shown instead. But I never want the page numbers from the reference to be shown in the in-text citation, these should be shown in the bibliography only, and I only want page numbers from the citation to be shown in the in-text citation (if they exist). Can't I make RefMan behave like this? I use RM10 and Word2003 Regards, Peter.

Page numbers in in-text citations - PROBLEM SOLVED
Author: Peter Malling    Posted: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 13:24:10 +0200
At last I solved the problem with in-text citations: I worked on another output style than the style activitated in Word. So it was correct, that I just needed to insert the Page Numbers field in the output style definition. Regards, Peter.

Re: Page numbers in in-text citations
Author: Sally Northover    Posted: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 09:41:11 +1000
Hi Peter, We came across the same "problem" but according to ISI Researchsoft, this is how it should work. The "Pages" field corresponds to a field in the output style that has to specifically be added to the citation template, and in most cases it doesn't show up in the output styles. Generally this is used for footnote citations where the cited pages show up in the middle of the citation, so the suffix and prefix options would not work properly. If you want to include page numbers with a citation, the easiest way to do it is to edit the citation and add them to the suffix field. Regards Sally Date sent: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 11:34:35 +0200 From: "Peter Malling" "pma" To: "ris-list" Subject: <RefMan> Page numbers in in-text citations Send reply to: "ris-list" Why don't I get page numbers in my in-text citations? In the output style, I've added page numbers both in First and Subsequent citations: <[04]*Authors,*primary>|<[05]*Date,*primary>|:*<Page*Numbers> Of course, I can add the page numbers as a suffix, but the correct way must be to have in the "pages" field in the "edit citation" box (or using the @ parameter). But that field is left out when the citations are formatted. Peter. ________________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs Email Security System.

Page numbers in in-text citations: New problems
Author: Peter Malling    Posted: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 13:33:15 +0200
Well, I thought I had solved the problem, getting page numbers in my citations. But it turns out, that the page numbers gets there correctly, but then after a few seconds (or after I've browsed to the bibliography), the page numbers disappear again. I have both a page range in the reference (to be shown in the bibliography, which works OK), and then the page number for the specific citation (which disappears again). Any ideas what is the problem now? Regards,

Page numbers in in-text citations
Author: Peter Malling    Posted: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 14:25:00 -0800
I never got page numbers (@... in the in-text citations (ITC)) to work in RM10, but I wonder if it has been easier in RM11? Do anybody have luck in getting the page numbers, and in that case, how does your ITC output style look like? If somebody has a style that actually works, putting in the page numbers correctly, I would be grateful to if you could mail it to me. At least, it doesn't work in the APA5 style, that I presently use. I know that this can be done by suffixes in the ITC, but I think this is not-so-beautiful work-around that I would like to avoid. Regards, Peter.

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