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Hi everybody! I just started using Word 2007 today for a research
paper and had a question. I'm trying to follow my instructors
guidelines for citing works. She wants us to footnote everything and
then the format of the footnote should be the complete reference data.

My problem is that Word 2007 wants to cite in the format (Author,
Year), where I need the full (Author. Title. Place: Publisher, Year.)
information in the citation field. There doesn't seem to be a built-in
format for this and I'm no XSL expert. This seems to be a common
feature request on the internet with no answer.

Does anyone know of any projects or style files that have been put
together to solve or help solve an issue like this?

Thanks, gyvrix

[plange]

I would like to be able to do this too. I was excited at first to see the new
Source feature, but then immediately found it limiting in that it won't
display a long citation style for the first appearance of a source in your
footnote/endnote. Argh. So it looks like I go to the trouble of adding a
source and then insert my endnote only to have to type it all out again in
the style it should be in.

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Hi everybody! I just started using Word 2007 today for a research
paper and had a question. I'm trying to follow my instructors
guidelines for citing works. She wants us to footnote everything and
then the format of the footnote should be the complete reference data.

My problem is that Word 2007 wants to cite in the format (Author,
Year), where I need the full (Author. Title. Place: Publisher, Year.)
information in the citation field. There doesn't seem to be a built-in
format for this and I'm no XSL expert. This seems to be a common
feature request on the internet with no answer.

Does anyone know of any projects or style files that have been put
together to solve or help solve an issue like this?

Thanks, gyvrix