No.
If you can't find the style you want, you are stuck to either creating it
yourself (involving XSLT) or type everything by hand and not use the
feature.
Yves
"ryanswj" wrote in message
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hi yves,
thanks for your reply. Any way I can get the citations in the footnotes
automatically without learning complex xslt or typing it manually?
thanks a lot
"Yves Dhondt" wrote:
Word 2007 does not support footnote citations by default, only in-text
citations.
You have to either create the style you want yourself (which is
complicated
but doable if you have time and xslt knowledge), or you have to rely on
whatever extra styles you can find on the internet.
Some beta footnote styles I created, can be found on
http://bibword.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Styles (look for Chicago
footnotes or MHRA). They might be enough for what you need.
Yves
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"ryanswj" wrote in message
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hello, i'm doing a document where i have to cite sources. I start by
creating
a citation source, then a footnote for the citation. When i go to the
bottom
to enter my footnote, I click citation and then the citation that I
want
to
insert. However, it is in the wrong format.
It appears something like (Microsoft, 1999) when I want it to display
Microsoft (1999). The Benefits of Windows 2000. Some Magazine Company,
2.
Any ideas? Thanks!