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1. Word For Mac

Tips: You can change the size or font of the note reference mark, footnote, or endnote exactly as you would any other text. Select the note reference mark, footnote, or endnote, and then on the Home tab, under Font, apply the formatting changes that you want. If you add, delete, or move a cross-referenced footnote or endnote, you must update the cross-reference number.

Keeping track of citations is a cumbersome and time-consuming process, which is why reference managers like EndNote are very useful. Unfortunately, while EndNote integrates very well with Microsoft Word, the integration with Pages is nearly as cumbersome as putting in references by hand.

1) If you edit a reference in EndNote (say, fix an incorrect journal title), the change does not appear in Pages. To change your references, you must delete and reinsert the reference each time it appears, which is extremely cumbersome. 2) If you edit a bibliography style in EndNote, you must quit both EndNote and Pages before the changed style will be available in Pages. Again, this is far below Apple's stated standards for ease of use. The issue is not with EndNote, it is an interoperability problem that Pages needs to address. For this reason, for anyone writing a paper with lots of references Microsoft Word beats Pages hands down, which is unfortunate because Pages has a lot of other advantages over Word.

If you agree, please comment on this post and hopefully we can get Apple's attention. Having had the same problem at the start of this academic year - the reference managers my university provided - Refworks and Endnote were't available for me to use with pages. There are 2 reference managers i looked into purchasing which are mac based - Sente and Bookends which have an excellent user interface and from what i've seen of my friends using Refworks and Endnote are far more user friendly. I opted for the student version of Sente in the end as it was cheaper than Bookends, it has made my reference management a breeze and is fully compatible with Pages.

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Hope this helps Sib. I completely agree, developers were just downright lazy for not setting this up correctly the first time. Also, don't forget if you have one of three 'merged' citations, (i.e. Blah blah blah [21-23]), and want to correct just one, you have to delete all three and reinsert all three, this is the last thing I want to spend the next two hours doing. I know that program Papers (think itunes for your articles/pdfs) just came out with their second version, and it has citation capabilities, I would be very interested to hear other's experiences with it.