[glesnek]

I have a document that I have created on one computer using manage sources,
citatiosn and created a bibliography. This all works nto problem. When I
e-mail and open the document in another computer I can see att the citations,
and bibliography, but there are no sources in the manage citations. So it is
not possible to continue writing the paper and select from the same sources.
Appears the sources are saved to teh computer rather than attached to the
file. Any way to fix this? This is a problem as we have teams writing
papers and we all have to build the same sources.

[Yves Dhondt]

There "Manage Sources" dialog has two parts. On the left are the sources
stored in your master list on your computer, on the right are the sources
stored in your document. Whenever you are adding a new citation, it normally
gets added to both your current and your (currently active) master list.
Using the "Browse..." button you can load another master list. A feature
which is useful if you need to store sources on different subjects for
example.

The default master list is located in the following directory

%appdata%\Microsoft\Bibliography

and is stored in the file

sources.xml

Yves
--
BibWord : Microsoft Word Citation and Bibliography styles
http://bibword.codeplex.com

"glesnek" wrote in message
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I have a document that I have created on one computer using manage sources,
citatiosn and created a bibliography. This all works nto problem. When I
e-mail and open the document in another computer I can see att the
citations,
and bibliography, but there are no sources in the manage citations. So it
is
not possible to continue writing the paper and select from the same
sources.
Appears the sources are saved to teh computer rather than attached to the
file. Any way to fix this? This is a problem as we have teams writing
papers and we all have to build the same sources.

[Yves Dhondt]

There "Manage Sources" dialog has two parts. On the left are the sources
stored in your master list on your computer, on the right are the sources
stored in your document. Whenever you are adding a new citation, it normally
gets added to both your current and your (currently active) master list.
Using the "Browse..." button you can load another master list. A feature
which is useful if you need to store sources on different subjects for
example.

The default master list is located in the following directory

%appdata%\Microsoft\Bibliography

and is stored in the file

sources.xml

Yves
--
BibWord : Microsoft Word Citation and Bibliography styles
http://bibword.codeplex.com

"glesnek" wrote in message
...
I have a document that I have created on one computer using manage sources,
citatiosn and created a bibliography. This all works nto problem. When I
e-mail and open the document in another computer I can see att the
citations,
and bibliography, but there are no sources in the manage citations. So it
is
not possible to continue writing the paper and select from the same
sources.
Appears the sources are saved to teh computer rather than attached to the
file. Any way to fix this? This is a problem as we have teams writing
papers and we all have to build the same sources.