I use a format for my references that ends with a dot. I then add the page numbers (in Mellel, just adding , p. 124-132, because Mellel doesn't work with { }, and I cannot edit the text highlighted in blue).
So before scanning, it looks like this:
Brunt, 1971, Social conflicts in the Roman republic, 124-132
which, after cutting and pasting it here, turns out to be:
{Brunt, 1971, Social conflicts in the Roman republic}, 124-132
When I scan the document, the footnote displays:
Brunt, P.A., Social conflicts in the Roman republic (Londen 1971)., 124-132
This is how I want it to be, but for that dot right before the comma. Is there a way to loose that dot, only in the footnote (because it has to appear in the bibliography)?
I don't know if
{Brunt, 1971, Social conflicts in the Roman republic\, 124-132\}
would make a difference, but I don't think so?
Thanks,
Adelheid
Adding pages in footnote
Re: Adding pages in footnote
Before going any further, you can (and must) edit the text highlighted in blue in Mellel. Just double-click on it. Add the pages at the end of the citation itself (the blue text), then scan. I think you'll find the problem is solved (but if not, get back to me).Adelheid wrote:I use a format for my references that ends with a dot. I then add the page numbers (in Mellel, just adding , p. 124-132, because Mellel doesn't work with { }, and I cannot edit the text highlighted in blue).
Also look up Cited Pages in the User Guide. You might find that feature helpful, too.
Jon
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