[John P]

(I'll direct this to Bob, as he posted elsewhere on the topic, but I'm open
to replies from anyone, of course.)

Hi, Bob. I have found so many helpful posts by you regarding Word 2007. I
have a question regarding what you posted he
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/...-for-word.aspx.
To refresh your memory, it was on the topic of Word's Referencing feature.
The issue was that there are two different "Chicago styles." One is the
author-date system, used in the sciences and social sciences, and the other
was the so-called humanities style. I think Chicago calls these Two and One,
respectively. What Word calls 'Chicago' is, in fact, only the author-date
version of Chicago, leaving those in humanities without an option. (Note that
the same issue arises for Turabian: the default style in Word is the
'alternate' author-date version of Turabian, and not the standard humanities
version of Turabian.)

I have searched high and low on the Internet for a 'humanities-type' style
but have had no luck. I can't even find something remotely close to it. Do
you know if anyone has created something like this, either MS or an end-user?
It just seems like such a widespread need, I can't believe there's no
solution out there.

Thanks for any help,
John

John Perry, Ph.D.
Dept of Theology
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN