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HI everyone,

I feel I should know this already! I need in-text citations in two formats. This one I can do:

It is the hallmark of late twentieth century linguistics that the discipline has “oscillated wildly between system and instance, creating a massive disjunction between the two” (Halliday, 2003g, p. 376).

But sometimes I want to say "As Halliday (2003g, p376) argues, it is the hallmark of late twentieth century linguistics ...etc".

How do I get Bookends to do this second one?

Thanks
Annabelle

Use one of the metacharacters at the beginning of the citation. An easy way to remind you which to use (and to make it for you) is Edit -> Copy Citation with Modifiers.

For "author in front" you want ^
{^temp cite@376}

Jon
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