Select the appropriate spacing, single, double or triple.ĭue to space considerations with notes, some styles require that repeated citations be handled differently than the first instance of the reference. For example, if you cite in the note, the separate between those two references in the final paper is the punctuation entered in this box.
Note separator determines what punctuation will be used between notes if you cite them together. If you do not select this option, the bibliography at the end of the paper includes only the references you have in the in-text citations. If the output style requires in-text citations and notes and you select this option, the bibliography at the end of the paper includes all of the references in both. The bibliography at the end of the paper is in the format you specified in the Bibliography Settings area of the program (alphabetical by last name for example). We recommend establishing the Note Settings first and then adding the note formatting.įrom the Citation Type drop-down, select In-Text Citation and Notes (alternatively it could be Notes only).Ĭlick this option to include the references you are putting in notes in a bibliography at the end of the paper as well. Settings that determine the overall look of the noteįormatting of the text and punctuation layout
You create an endnote or footnote using your word processor.įor information on how to format your paper with footnotes, click here.
RefWorks does not actually create the endnote or footnote in the document, but is used to insert and format the citations. We use the term Notes to refer to a footnote or an endnote. Endnotes are similar to footnotes but instead of being added to the bottom of each page they are grouped together at the end of the document. Footnotes are placed at the bottom of the page on which the reference appears.
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