How do I omit both the author name and year in APA?
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 3:42 pm
Hi —
In APA, a sentence might read like this:
In his study of widgets, Johnson (2003) asserts "Blah blah blah blah, yadda yadda yadda" (p. 42).
I know how to use the % to get the post-scan citation to show only the year, like "(2003)," but how do I get Bookends to omit both the author AND the year and display only the page number, like "(p. 42)"? (Couldn't find the answer in the manual, pp. 97-100.) I see a workaround in entering it manually but it sure would be nifty if Bookends could do it automatically.
Thanks in advance for the 411.
In APA, a sentence might read like this:
In his study of widgets, Johnson (2003) asserts "Blah blah blah blah, yadda yadda yadda" (p. 42).
I know how to use the % to get the post-scan citation to show only the year, like "(2003)," but how do I get Bookends to omit both the author AND the year and display only the page number, like "(p. 42)"? (Couldn't find the answer in the manual, pp. 97-100.) I see a workaround in entering it manually but it sure would be nifty if Bookends could do it automatically.
Thanks in advance for the 411.