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Re: What do you do if there is no publication date?
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Author: Aamar
Posted: Mon, 31 Jan 2006 16:45:00 -0800
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I just dated items with no publication date as 1900. You can always
correct it in your manuscript if you want to refer to it, and it is easy
to retrieve all these records.
Ann Belinsky
Dept of Zoology
Tel Aviv University
Quoting "Flynn" "Rosemary"
" "RFlynn"
We are trying to enter records into Reference Manager 11 for several
items. Unfortunately, many of the items do not have a publication date
since they are draft versions or working papers (20-30 years old with no
date on them). Since the date field is required in either the YYYY or
the MM/DD/YYYY format, we are unable to save the record. We have tried
to utilize the "Other" portion of the date field by entering "n.d." or
"no date," but this also required a date to be entered in the field.
Has anyone else had this problem? If so, what did you do to solve it,
or is there no solution?
Thanks,
Rosemary
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