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ToO LaZy ^*
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woOHOO!!
passed.
i didnt write any comments and i only missed 1
the comments mustve been marked quite heavily
passed.
i didnt write any comments and i only missed 1
the comments mustve been marked quite heavily
ToO LaZy ^*
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so....basically.
do we just 'export' the endnote entries as 'annotated' and 'show all' into a word document?
then write an intro to it?
their explanations for the assignment are so poor its not funny
do we just 'export' the endnote entries as 'annotated' and 'show all' into a word document?
then write an intro to it?
their explanations for the assignment are so poor its not funny
elizabethy
I'm the best !!
not 4 the finals but definitely for the vba tests !
ToO LaZy ^*
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So how are we supposed to submit this, the week 2 handout specifies in the tutorial but I've been told you hand it in in the assignment box in the labs. I missed my actual tute thanks to the long weekend so I don't know how to go about this.
ToO LaZy ^*
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its due on friday
Cheers, just in one of those lab boxes?
Edit- One more question, when entering authors into the author field in endnote, the workshop guide suggests we must put each author on a separate line as surname, first name. But has anyone noticed when endnote formats this automatically it does strange things to the second author like put the first name first full stop last name.
Edit- One more question, when entering authors into the author field in endnote, the workshop guide suggests we must put each author on a separate line as surname, first name. But has anyone noticed when endnote formats this automatically it does strange things to the second author like put the first name first full stop last name.
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Do people's end-note references look something like this?
Barr, J. (2003). "A Disaster Plan in Action: How a Law Firm in the World Trade Center survived 9/11 with Vital Records and Employees Intact." Information Management Journal 37(3): 28.
Barr, J. (2003). "A Disaster Plan in Action: How a Law Firm in the World Trade Center survived 9/11 with Vital Records and Employees Intact." Information Management Journal 37(3): 28.
Mine's:
Barr, J. (2003). "A Disaster Plan in Action: How a law firm in the World Trade Center Survived 9/11 with Vital Records and Employees Intact." The Information Management Journal 37(3): 28,29.
I think you are missing page 29
Barr, J. (2003). "A Disaster Plan in Action: How a law firm in the World Trade Center Survived 9/11 with Vital Records and Employees Intact." The Information Management Journal 37(3): 28,29.
I think you are missing page 29