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EndNote is driving me nuts.
More specifically, its apparent inability to use different in-text citation styles for different reference types is driving me nuts, because the references for this article include journal articles, books, legislation and cases, and I have to use the (Author, Year) style. Problem is, cases don't have an author field, so their citation appears in the text as just "(Year)" and that makes NO SENSE to anybody! And I don't have the option to select "Case Name" as one of the fields in the citation. I've tried modifying the reference type and moving "Case Name" up to the Author field, but it hasn't helped... maybe I need to re-enter all my case law references after the change? (eep)
Anyone good with EndNote who knows how to fix this? I am supposed to finish this today, help! (If all else fails, there's always manual referencing *shudder*)
More specifically, its apparent inability to use different in-text citation styles for different reference types is driving me nuts, because the references for this article include journal articles, books, legislation and cases, and I have to use the (Author, Year) style. Problem is, cases don't have an author field, so their citation appears in the text as just "(Year)" and that makes NO SENSE to anybody! And I don't have the option to select "Case Name" as one of the fields in the citation. I've tried modifying the reference type and moving "Case Name" up to the Author field, but it hasn't helped... maybe I need to re-enter all my case law references after the change? (eep)
Anyone good with EndNote who knows how to fix this? I am supposed to finish this today, help! (If all else fails, there's always manual referencing *shudder*)