On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 12:51 PM, Steve Burnham <dan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a BibTeX generated list of references that is doing one entry > incorrectly. As sen in the attached picture there is a period being placed > after the question mark. I need to remove this period > I realize this does not directly solve what you want to do, but I believe it is relevant. Are you *sure* that you need to remove the period? I believe it's worth asking. I have on occasion worked hard attempting to do something (sometimes succeeding, sometimes not) with a package that I actually did not need to do. As an example, I was very frustrated recently because I *needed* to place the full author list in the text for an article which had seven authors. I wrestled around with it for a while before finally checking the APA manual. It turns out, you're actually not supposed to list all seven authors in the text, but instead use et al., even for the first instance they are cited. This was a bit weird to me, but it turned out that what I *needed* to do did not actually *need* to be done. I know that APA says you put a period after the title of the article. This rule technically holds, even if there is a question mark in the title, and even if it looks weird. I don't know about vancover, but I think it's worth checking. Do you really *need* to remove that period? Jacob
