*Image 1 shows the modifications to the citation and bibliography template.
(Note that a Custom field named “Author Long Name” was added to the reference template. This example uses the Book reference type template but other templates requiring similar changes would need to be modified as well.) Also have attached an example as to how the citation and reference appears in MS Word. So did you adjust both EndNote and MS Word to use the “copy” version of the output style otherwise the changes won’t be reflected in the document.Īlso just to reiterate my prior postng about modifying the templates, have attached examples* of both the in-text Citation and Bibliography templates which were adjusted to fit your description about the preferred output*. Is there any updated or improved solution that ‘automates’ the task? It seems like an easy enough thing to program into the EndNote software … and I’d be surprised if it hasn’t been done.Īfter modifying the output style’s bibliography template, the changes are saved as a “Copy” (e.g., Chicago 15th Copy). I have searched online and in these message boards for a solution, but the only one I have found seems burdensome for a long document with many citations: that is, to manually edit each in-text citation to reflect what I really want it to be. So, I would like to ‘tell’ EndNote somehow (perhaps in some kind of style modification option?) to exclude the author information that appears in parentheses in the reference entry. In my text, I want the reference to look like this (UNICEF 2010) according to the recommondation of the Chicago Manual of Style.īut EndNote ‘wants’ to write the in-text citation like this: (UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) 2010). United Nations end of bibliography full citation. I have lots of long organizational authors that I would like to appear like this in my reference list / bibliography:
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