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Author: Johannes Buehler    Posted: Thu, 5 Feb 2004 19:14:36 -0500
Hi, does anyone know how to cite in the Reference Manager v10 if the author's name occurs naturally in a sentence and the date of the reference follows in brackets without repetition of the surname like: "Fisher (1973) argues ..." instead of "(Fisher 1973) argues ..." thanks for any hints Johannes Buehler -- -- Johannes Buehler __O Feldstr. 45 =`\<, 14789 Greifswald (=)/(=) /> ----------- 03834 509307

RE: how to cite like "Fisher (1973) argues ..."
Author: Popham, Karyn    Posted: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 15:21:58 -0600
Johannes Buehler want to know "how to cite in the Reference Manager v10 if the author's name occurs naturally in a sentence and the date of the reference follows in brackets without repetition of the surname like: "Fisher (1973) argues ..." " This sort of thing is accomplished using "switches" which allow you to add to or suppress certain information in the text while including something in the reference list. You include these switches either after the identifying text or after the "/id" if you've used CWYW. /pt preceding text; enclose text in quotation marks; include any spaces you want to appear INSIDE the quotation marks! {NBC 2004 /pt"See for example the infamous Janet Jackson-Justin Timberlake halftime show at Superbowl XXXVIII, "} yields (See for example the infamous Janet Jackson-Justin Timberlake halftime show at Superbowl XXXVIII, NBC 2004.) /ft following text; enclose text in quotation marks; include any spaces you want to appear INSIDE the quotation marks! (RIS 2001 /ft " p. 408"} yields (RIS 2001 p. 408) /d show the date only; suppress the author names. "Fisher {Fisher 1993 /d} points out" yields Fisher (1993) points out /h hide the citation completely in the text but include it in reference list. This one is ignored for numeric citations and overrides all other switches. (I'm not sure why this one would be used except possibly in tables??? You can combine /pt, /ft, and /d, although the manual does not show you how. My experimentation shows that spaces between each switch work, and you have to be careful about having semicolons in your preceding or following text. Example: Ajzen {Ajzen, 1991 AJZEN1991THEORY /id /d} postulates... DASH, while tracking adolescent sexual behavior {Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Adolescent and School Health [DASH], 1995 CDC1995JSH /id /d /pt "see, for example, "} ... Published copyright dates are not necessarily accurate; publishers routinely "postdate" all textbooks by at least a year, as Bartholomew {Bartholomew, 2000 BARTHOLOMEW2000BK /id /d /ft ", postdated to 2001"} shows. yields Ajzen (1991) postulates... DASH, while tracking adolescent sexual behavior (see, for example, 1995) ... Published copyright dates are not necessarily accurate; publishers routinely "postdate" all textbooks by at least a year, as Bartholomew (2000, postdated to 2001) shows. I have NOT been able to make these work with CWYW "insert citation" when they are electronic citations; I think there's a bug caused by using what is actually the publication date field for the "access date", which is required... Anyone else? Karyn Popham Center for Health Promotion and Prevention Research School of Public Health University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Re: how to cite like "Fisher (1973) argues ..."
Author: Jfwoodru    Posted: Fri, 6 Feb 2004 16:35:41 -0600
You can do this easily. Begin your sentence with "Fisher " followed by your refman code. Move your cursor into the code anywhere, and click on Edit Citation (several ways to do this - right click on code, select "edit citation" - or click on Tools, Reference Manager, Edit Citation - or click on the Edit Citation icon on your toolbar). Select the checkbox that says "Exclude author." There you go. Jeanie Woodruff Department of Symptom Research The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Houston, Texas 713-745-1981 Johannes Buehler To: e> RIS-List Sent by: cc: /> 02/05/2004 06:14 PM Please respond to ris-list Subject: <RefMan> how to cite like "Fisher (1973) argues ..." Hi, does anyone know how to cite in the Reference Manager v10 if the author's name occurs naturally in a sentence and the date of the reference follows in brackets without repetition of the surname like: "Fisher (1973) argues ..." instead of "(Fisher 1973) argues ..." thanks for any hints Johannes Buehler -- -- Johannes Buehler __O Feldstr. 45 =`\<, 14789 Greifswald (=)/(=) /> ----------- 03834 509307

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