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Using "Insert Citation" with footnote
In Word 2008 (for Mac) if you use "insert citation" in a footnote, it will
automatically format the data for the selected footnote style. E.g.: ________ 1 Bill Gates, Computers (Redmond: MS Press, 1995). If I do the same thing, using "insert citation" in a footnote, in Word 2007 (Windows), I get the format for an in-text citation (not a footnote citation). E.g.: ________ 1 (Gates, 1995). Is there some way to get Word 2007 to insert a citation into a footnote with a normal footnote format? |
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