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How can I create chapter bibliographies with EndNote? |
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Answer: While EndNote wasn't designed to create multiple
bibliographies in the same document, the following set of
instructions should help you create the output you need:
- Create each chapter as a separate document.
- When you are done with each chapter and have completed using it
with EndNote, make a backup using the "Save As" option from the File
menu.
- In each chapter document copy, in most versions of Word click "Remove Field Codes" from the EndNote toolbar.
In Word 2007 with Endnote X1, go to the EndNote tab and choose the "Convert Citations and Bibliography > Convert to Plain Text" command.
This will remove the link between the document and EndNote. The document will now appear as plain text.
- You can now copy and paste the text from the copy of your
documents with no field codes into a master document.
Note: If you also want a master bibliography in addition to the
chapter bibliographies, you will need to do the following:
- With the original copy of your chapter documents (the ones
with field codes), in most versions of Word click Unformat Citation(s) from the EndNote
toolbar.
In Word 2007 with Endnote X1, go to the EndNote tab and choose the "Convert Citations and Bibliography > Convert to Unformatted Citations" command.
This will revert the citations to their temporary format
and remove the bibliography.
- Merge all the unformatted document chapters into a master
document.
- In the master document, in most versions of Word, click on Format Bibliography from the
EndNote toolbar.
In Word 2007 with Endnote X1, go to the EndNote tab and choose the "Update Citations and Bibliography" command.
- When this is done, make a backup of this master document using
the Save As option from the File menu.
- In most versions of Word click on "Remove Field Codes" from the EndNote toolbar to make
this copy of the master document plain text.
In Word 2007 with Endnote X1, go to the EndNote tab and choose the "Convert Citations and Bibliography > Convert to Plain Text" command.
- You can now copy the chapter bibliographies into this new
master document from the copy of your chapter documents with the
field codes removed.
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