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How do I control number of authors in citation using Chicago style
Hello,
I would appreciate if anyone could show me the right method of using MS word 2007 for the following application. I am using MS word 2007. I follow Chicago style referencing. When I insert a citation, in some instances it would cite (Author1 et al 2008) and in other instance it would cite (Author1, Author 2 and Author3, 2008). Further, in one instance it even cites (Author1, Author2 et al, 2008). What I doing wrong? How can I control this? Thanks, MSWNovice2008 |
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