Sonny Software

The format shipped with Bookends isn't correct. This seems to work better:

a (d, u3`)`. t $[Paper Presentation]$. ` In `e$ (Ed++.), $f v `(`~p. ^pp. ~p-`). `l: u`.` z

I don't see examples like that (with the words Paper Presentation, for example). Can you post a link to this?

Thanks,

Jon
Sonny Software

Hi All,

re the APA7 for conference papers, see the following link for examples of how APA7 wants conference papers to be treated.
https://libguides.jcu.edu.au/apa/articl ... nce-papers

For papers presented at a conference (not in a formally published proceedings, it looks like this:
Author, A. A. (Date). Title of Contribution [Type of contribution]. Conference Name, Location. DOI or URL if applicable

My own attempt at a format for this looks like this:
a. (d). t $[Paper Presentation].$ f, l. {$https://doi.org/$u17^z}

I'm not a guru of conditional formatting, so maybe someone out there can do one that works for the different potential options: e.g. conference paper published in edited proceedings (this is very similar to a book though), and if published in a proceedings as a journal, you'd probably select journal as the format is almost identical.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Simon

I dont' think you need conditional formatting here. The one we ship is for a paper published in an edited proceedings. If you want for the article the paper as presented, create a new Type for that (you can start with the normal journal format and edit tweak it, or simply use that).

Jon
Sonny Software

Cheers Jon, thanks.

Regards,
Simon