When I select a quote in a book, and then copy it, and then paste it into another document, I'd like to have the source information pasted also (author, book, page). Is that possible?
Actually that's how it works by default (if you select more than just a couple of characters, I think). You may just try here in the forum.
Make sure Copy Citations is set to "Yes" in Tools > Program Settings.
OK -- I just selected a quote and right-clicked it and selected copy -- and here is what I paste --
Solid evidence, however, leads most interpreters to advocate the view that the name that God gave Jesus is the name Lord.
Hansen, G. W. (2009). The Letter to the Philippians (p. 162). Grand Rapids, MI; Nottingham, England: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company.
That works -- and it's encouraging. But when I did the same in a Word doc, all I got was this --
Solid evidence, however, leads most interpreters to advocate the view that the name that God gave Jesus is the name Lord.[1]
So maybe my question is how to do this for Word documents.
[1] Hansen, G. W. (2009). The Letter to the Philippians (p. 162). Grand Rapids, MI; Nottingham, England: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company.
Steve: Did you realize that Word put the citation info into a footnote?
Yes, just wondering if there was a way to have it spelled out like it was above.
A follow-up question.
I also use BibleWorks. Does anyone know how to copy citations from Logos into BibleWorks so the source is included?
Thanks!
