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== In Line ==
Step 1 is to copy the reference list generated by EndNote (or whatever I was using for that paper) into the section at the end of the paper.
In line text citation:


<code><nowiki> <sup>[[#TAG|[NUMBER]]]</sup></nowiki></code>
Format each reference like so:


Where TAG is a name not seen by the reader and NUMBER is the reference number seen by the reader
<pre>
<nowiki>
: <sup>[1]</sup> Smith, Smith and Smith.  A very big important paper. pp. 666-667, 2012.
: <sup>[2]</sup> Jones, Jones and Jones. An even MORE important paper, pp. 2-3, 2013.
</nowiki>
</pre>


'''Example:'''
'''NOTE''' that there are no spaces before the colons.  The above gives you:


<code><nowiki> <sup>[[#SmithAndJones|[1]]]</sup></nowiki></code>
: <sup>[1]</sup> Smith, Smith and Smith.  A very big important paper. pp. 666-667, 2012.
: <sup>[2]</sup> Jones, Jones and Jones. An even MORE important paper, pp. 2-3, 2013.


''Provides:''


Citeable text <sup>[[#SmithAndJones|[1]]]</sup>, and so on...
Step two is to go through each instance of [#] (e.g. [13]) and replace with


== Bibliography ==
<pre>
End of text bibliographical note:
<nowiki>
This is some razzle-dazzle claim I'm making<sup>[13]</sup>.
</nowiki>
</pre>


<code><nowiki><span id="TAG"><sup>NUMBER</sup>CITATION</span></nowiki></code>
Which should give you:


Where TAG and NUMBER match with the above.
This is some razzle-dazzle claim I'm making<sup>[13]</sup>.
 
'''Example:'''
 
<code><nowiki><span id="SmithAndJones"><sup>1</sup>Smith, B and Jones, M. ''Our really, really important paper''.</span></nowiki></code>
 
 
''Provides:''
 
<span id="SmithAndJones"><sup>1</sup>Smith, B and Jones, M. ''Our really, really important paper''.</span>

Latest revision as of 23:06, 14 March 2013

Step 1 is to copy the reference list generated by EndNote (or whatever I was using for that paper) into the section at the end of the paper.

Format each reference like so: 


: <sup>[1]</sup> Smith, Smith and Smith.  A very big important paper. pp. 666-667, 2012.
: <sup>[2]</sup> Jones, Jones and Jones. An even MORE important paper, pp. 2-3, 2013.

NOTE that there are no spaces before the colons. The above gives you:

[1] Smith, Smith and Smith. A very big important paper. pp. 666-667, 2012.
[2] Jones, Jones and Jones. An even MORE important paper, pp. 2-3, 2013.


Step two is to go through each instance of [#] (e.g. [13]) and replace with 


This is some razzle-dazzle claim I'm making<sup>[13]</sup>.

Which should give you:

This is some razzle-dazzle claim I'm making[13].

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