There is no equivalent built-in functionality for bibliographic data. The mailmerge analogy doesn't really apply, as the logic to interpret a data source for mailmerge purposes is built into Word. In any event, simply storing them in the DB doesn't address the core issue, which is that Whilst you could put your references into a DB, that would be duplicating the work of the Sources.xml file, since any citation you add to a document ends up there anyway. Then I could upload that to the Word document.įor instance, I know that when you create a list of recipients for a mail merge, save it, Word creates an Access DB for future reference. What I think I want to do is create an Access DB with my citations, then be able to query that, create a list of sources for a particular paper or work I might be working on. Doug FisherĪctually, all these replies have been helpful As computer scientists we are trained to communicate with the dumbest things in the world – computers – so you’d think we’d be able to communicate quite well with people. KnightCite - a free online citation generator service provided by the Hekman Library of Calvin College. NoodleBib Express - FREE software for building citations in MLA and APA. With some styles, it can also be used to generate year suffices.īibus allows one to search, edit, and sort bibliographic records Tool for creating numeric in-text citations based on the ordering of the bibliographic entries.

MHRA - Modern Humanities Research Association.

LNCS - Lecture Notes in Computer Science.

AGPS - Harvard AGPS - Anglia - Exeter - Leeds.

ACM - Association for Computing Machinery.

ABNT - Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas.

BibWord also resolves several limitations of the basic implementation by Microsoft.įor end-users, BibWord offers a collection of easy to use styles. BibWord makes it easier to create and manipulate Microsoft Word citation and bibliography styles.

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