The ability to turn inline, tagged notes into embedded notes.Ĥ. The ability to include tags around notes and to strip them inline for use in such typesetting programs as Corel Ventura, TeX, and fXT, with great flexibility in specifying tags and placement.ģ.
The ability to strip notes to or from the ends of sections.Ģ. This version of NoteStripper (3.00) includes several enhancements and fixes over previous versions:ġ. NoteStripper also includes various utilities to make working with notes easier. Strip parenthetical text into embedded footnotes or endnotes. Strip embedded footnotes or endnotes into parenthetical text.Ĥ. Strip text notes at the bottom of a document into embedded footnotes or endnotes.ģ. (This is especially useful if you need to import a document with notes into a typesetting program, such as QuarkXPress or PageMaker, without losing character formatting, such as italic.) You can also strip them inline with any typesetting codes you specify for use in such programs as Ventura or Kytek’s fXT Quark XTension.Ģ. Strip Word’s embedded, automatically numbered footnotes or endnotes to the bottom of a document (or section) as numbered text, replacing the note reference numbers in the text with superscript numbers. NoteStripper provides a variety of tools for working with notes. You may need to open individual citations to manually enter the PMCID if it is not already there.Thank you for using NoteStripper for Microsoft Word!
* NOTE: The PMCID will only appear for those citation entries in your EndNote library that have a PMCID listed. When you close the style by clicking the red "x" in the upper right corner, you will be asked if you want to save changes. Click the "Insert Field" button in the upper right corner and choose the PMCID field.Ħ. Under the entry for "Journal Article," place the cursor where you want the PMCID to appear in the citations.ĥ. Click on "Templates" under the "Bibliography" heading in the left-hand column.Ĥ. Next, go to Edit → Output Styles → Edit "_(style you chose)_"ģ. You may wish to do a "save as" command and give the customized style a new name so that you are not permanently altering the original style.Ģ. In EndNote, choose the output style you wish to customize, using the drop-down window. You can customize any output style that you use in EndNote to include the PMCID number (*) in each citation that appears in your document's bibliography.ġ. Publications Co-authored or Contributed to by Library Staff.The Making Cancer History® Voices Oral History Project.
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