Is there a way to copy a reference work and have it automatically put the citation of the work in the pasted text?
HI Rod
Using Pages just highlight the passage - right click - select "Copy'' with "Selection" set and then paste into your document.
Make sure "Copy Citations" is set in Preferences
Is the only option to have it footnote the citation?
Rod
Is the only option to have it footnote the citation? Rod
As far as I know.
However I seem to remember that Pages will convert footnotes to endnotes - but I may be wrong.
There is one more option. It is a couple extra steps, but may be helpful. You can copy the text you want to use to a Clipping. The citation is on the back of the citation separately with its own Copy button. You can copy the citation and paste it into a bibliography rather than trying to convert the footnote. You also then have a Clippings file of all the items you pasted for future use.
This clippings work-around did the trick for now.
But why would Logos of the option in it's preferences, to cite citations - and then not do it? It's a bug, isn't it?
Which word processor are you using? I do not have the latest version of Pages, but automatic footnotes are not created in Pages 08. MS Word 2008 does create automatic footnotes.
But why would Logos of the option in it's preferences, to cite citations - and then not do it? It's a bug, isn't it? Which word processor are you using? I do not have the latest version of Pages, but automatic footnotes are not created in Pages 08. MS Word 2008 does create automatic footnotes.
Curious about resource being copied ?
Using Logos 4.5b RC 2 (current Beta) on Mac OS X 10.6.8, learned copy from a resource then paste into TextEdit does not have a footnote citation. In contrast, copy and paste into Microsoft Word 2011 (14.1.4), Pages '09 (version 4.1), and LibreOffice Writer (3.5.0rc3 that needs updating) created a footnote with resource citation.
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