[MikeT]

is there a way with the citations feature to make them cite in footnotes
rather than in-text parenthesis?

[finalword]

Can you explain further? I'm not sure how you are entering these citations.
Are you marking the citations for use in a Table of Authorities or are you
using the Citation Field? Please clarify.

"MikeT" wrote:

is there a way with the citations feature to make them cite in footnotes
rather than in-text parenthesis?

[MikeT]

I'm writing a paper and Turabian style is required. I take a quote from a
book which i must then cite. I click on "style: turabian", I then click
"insert citation", put the info in the required fields for a new source,
click "OK" and the info shows up after the quote in parenthesis

e.g. "St. Augustine was heavily influenced by Neo-Platonism." (Warner 2000).

I want the option to put the citation at the bottom of the page as a
footnote;

e.g.
1. Michael Warner, Neo-Platonism in Augustine's Theology, (Grand
Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2000), 292.


ya dig?
"finalword" wrote:

Can you explain further? I'm not sure how you are entering these citations.
Are you marking the citations for use in a Table of Authorities or are you
using the Citation Field? Please clarify.

"MikeT" wrote:

is there a way with the citations feature to make them cite in footnotes
rather than in-text parenthesis?

[MikeT]

I'm writing a paper and Turabian style is required. I take a quote from a
book which i must then cite. I click on "style: turabian", I then click
"insert citation", put the info in the required fields for a new source,
click "OK" and the info shows up after the quote in parenthesis

e.g. "St. Augustine was heavily influenced by Neo-Platonism." (Warner 2000).

I want the option to put the citation at the bottom of the page as a
footnote;

e.g.
1. Michael Warner, Neo-Platonism in Augustine's Theology, (Grand
Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2000), 292.


ya dig?
"finalword" wrote:

Can you explain further? I'm not sure how you are entering these citations.
Are you marking the citations for use in a Table of Authorities or are you
using the Citation Field? Please clarify.

"MikeT" wrote:

is there a way with the citations feature to make them cite in footnotes
rather than in-text parenthesis?

[p0]

On 17 sep, 23:03, MikeT wrote:
I'm writing a paper and Turabian style is required. *I take a quote from a
book which i must then cite. *I click on "style: turabian", I then click
"insertcitation", put the info in the required fields for a new source,
click "OK" and the info shows up after the quote in parenthesis

e.g. *"St. Augustine was heavily influenced by Neo-Platonism." (Warner 2000).

I want the option to put thecitationat the bottom of the page as a
footnote;

e.g.
* * * * 1. Michael Warner, Neo-Platonism in Augustine's Theology, (Grand
Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2000), 292.

ya dig?



"finalword" wrote:
Can you explain further? *I'm not sure how you are entering these citations. *
*Are you marking the citations for use in a Table of Authorities or are you
using theCitationField? *Please clarify.

"MikeT" wrote:

is there a way with the citations feature to make them cite in footnotes
rather than in-text parenthesis?

You can't using the Word 2007 bibliography tools. Only 'endnote style'
bibliographies/citations are available.

Yves
--
http://www.codeplex.com/bibliography

[MikeT]

Well that's fricken stupid!!!! Thanks Microsoft, advertise to me that I can
now easily insert Turabian formatting and citations and turns out you
can't!!! screw Microsoft. I'm going to Corel next time I need a WP. All
you need is a check box "footnote" or "in-text" think somebody would have
thought of that

You can't using the Word 2007 bibliography tools. Only 'endnote style'
bibliographies/citations are available.

Yves
--
http://www.codeplex.com/bibliography