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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Sources for narratives in notes
In the way you describe, your sources will be clumped
together in a seeming random order. But if you instead
create a timeline with each of the source items as an
Event, they should come out cleaner and in your order.
This way
In the way you describe, your sources will be clumped
together in a seeming random order. But if you instead
create a timeline with each of the source items as an
Event, they should come out cleaner and in your order.
This way each person in the same event can be handled
the same. Just a
I want to write a biographical narrative for each ancestor in Notes. Let's
say the information came from ten different sources.
Can I source each specific fact in Notes or would there be a list of all
sources used which made up the entire content of the narrative? What do
people do so
Diane,
I use the MLA style of citing in-text sources. It's easy and will let the
reader know which source goes with each part of your narrative. Here's a
web page that gives examples:
http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/research/mlaparen.html
Debbie
On 5/5/07, Diane Murach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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