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From: "Janis Rodriguez" <>
Subject: Embedded Citations - from WG Forum
Date: Sat, 2 Jul 2005 06:21:35 -0400
In-Reply-To: <6.2.1.2.2.20050701190031.038155e8@mail.bellsouth.net>


For those who want to know more about Embedded Citation, the following was
on the Wholly Genes Community forum FAQs:

How can I insert a citation in the middle of a memo?
Applies to: TMG

Answer: Use an embedded citation.

Type the information, then right-click and select Embedded Citation.
Highlight the correct source from the Master Source List and click [Select].
In Basic Data Entry mode, the citation will be entered into the memo field
in the following form:

[CIT:]1;[:CIT] . The number is the source number.

In Advanced Data Entry Mode the Surety window will appear. The citation will
be entered into the memo field in the following form:

[CIT:]1:3;[:CIT] . The first number is the source number and the second
number represents the surety.

Add any citation details that you wish, such as page numbers, etc., after
the semicolon in this form: ;This is the citation detail.

If you add citation details, the final form will look like this: This is the
text.[CIT:]1:3;This is the citation detail.[:CIT]

NOTE: Embedded citations do not support a split citation detail field.

The citation will not appear in the text, just the superscript number of the
citation.

Related keywords: Data Entry Modes, Sources

Where to learn more

* Including Citations Within the Memo Field (manual/help)
* Citation Detail (manual/help)
* Preferences, Program Options, Data Entry


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