For the most part I use a page range type of pagination. For example "25-55" which results from the field order "p-". But for a magazine article I have multiple pages, as in "23-33, 36-37, 72-74". In this case what would be the field order?
POSSIBLE SOLUTION: USE "p", then change the field "Page Rangers" below to "Last Page as Entered". I don't know if this is an elegant solution but it worked. I tried using "p#" but it added a spurious final "1" after my string of pages.
Magazine article with separate pages
Re: Magazine article with separate pages
# outputs the relative position of the reference in the bibliography (e.g. 1 is reference one).
If you have multiple page ranges, end the series with a comma. That tells Bookends to output the field as is, it won't try to process the page ranges even if you have specified p– in the format.
Jon
Sonny Software
If you have multiple page ranges, end the series with a comma. That tells Bookends to output the field as is, it won't try to process the page ranges even if you have specified p– in the format.
Jon
Sonny Software
Re: Magazine article with separate pages
Thanks. I suspected that the final comma would not work for LaTeX, but it did. Thank you.