Sonny Software

Hey all,

New bookends user here. I used to be a LaTeX man but my master's supervisor is being difficult in requiring the use of *shudder* word's electronic editing features in whatever I send him for my thesis. Not much I can do about it, I've lost the arguement.

Is there a bookends equivalent to /citep{} or does just the similar /cite{} functionality exist? For those not familiar,

/citep{} would reference in the text as: Johnson and Johnson (2005)
whereas /citeP{} would reference as: (Johnson and Johnson, 2005).

The first is very useful but I have not been able to recreate it in bookends --I can only get the second.

Is it something very obvious that I am missing?

Thanks.

There is a citation option for "date-only". You would type in the names in yourself, and then include a % at the beginning of the temp citation:

...Johnson and Johnson {%Johnson, RB & Johnson, FD, whatever, 2007}...

will become

...Johnson and Johnson (2007)…

Jon
Sonny Software

Jon wrote:There is a citation option for "date-only". You would type in the names in yourself, and then include a % at the beginning of the temp citation:

...Johnson and Johnson {%Johnson, RB & Johnson, FD, whatever, 2007}...

will become

...Johnson and Johnson (2007)…

Jon
Sonny Software

Wow. Fast response time. Very much appreciated.

Thanks!