Sonny Software

I was working on one of two papers and all went well (thanks, Bookends!). But now I'm working on my second paper, and though I don't think I did anything differently, the in-text citations (in Harvard format) are appearing oddly and not able to create a bibliography. I have attached a screen shot of a sample text. You can see that the third one also has a different font, which is odd. In my previous document, when I inserted citations like this it just had the date and author and an ID number-link. (like this: {-Rodin, 2013, #271957@loc.389}.) I don't see that here. I'm trying to diagnose what to do, but I have no idea. What is happening and how I can fix it? Thanks!

Those are not temp citations. How are you creating them? Are you using Copy Citation? And if you are, what are you using to determine their format (in Preferences, look in Scan & Bib tab)?

Jon
Sonny Software

I did exactly what I did with the other paper: In Word I tap "control" twice to bring up the Bookends menu, click on "copy citation and modifiers" and entered the data (like page number) and then press enter.

I just quit and restarted, and...of course...that seems to have solved the problem. Thanks so much for your help and quick responses. I'm amazed at how you manage to be so prompt in answering questions. Thank you!