Upgrade Storageincorrect insertion of new line character in bibliography (part 1)
Below is text copied from writer:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet (second, 2010), consectetur adipisici elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam (fourth, 2010), quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur (sixth, 2010). Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident (eighth, 2010), sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
eighth, S., 2010. description four, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed anotherday
fourth, T., 2010. description two, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed yesterday
second, F., 2010. description one, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed today
sixth, F., 2010. description three, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed tomorrow
A new line character is being inserted after the text '[On-line'], which in not wanted. Anyone can suggest how to remove the new line please?
Below is the bibtex file imported using copy-clipboard function:
@misc{author1,
author="first second",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="January",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed today",
title="description one",
year="2010"
}
@misc{author2,
author="third fourth",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="April",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed yesterday",
title="description two",
year="2010"
}
@misc{author3,
author="fifth sixth",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="August",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed tomorrow",
title="description three",
year="2010"
}
@misc{author4,
author="seventh eighth",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="December",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed anotherday",
title="description four",
year="2010"
}
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet (second, 2010), consectetur adipisici elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam (fourth, 2010), quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur (sixth, 2010). Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident (eighth, 2010), sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
eighth, S., 2010. description four, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed anotherday
fourth, T., 2010. description two, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed yesterday
second, F., 2010. description one, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed today
sixth, F., 2010. description three, Published: [On-line]
Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed tomorrow
A new line character is being inserted after the text '[On-line'], which in not wanted. Anyone can suggest how to remove the new line please?
Below is the bibtex file imported using copy-clipboard function:
@misc{author1,
author="first second",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="January",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed today",
title="description one",
year="2010"
}
@misc{author2,
author="third fourth",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="April",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed yesterday",
title="description two",
year="2010"
}
@misc{author3,
author="fifth sixth",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="August",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed tomorrow",
title="description three",
year="2010"
}
@misc{author4,
author="seventh eighth",
howpublished="[On-line]",
month="December",
note="Available from: http://www.somewhere.somedomain. Accessed anotherday",
title="description four",
year="2010"
}
If you're going to use essentially a hack-version of a style, in which you don't use most of it's features it's probably easier if you write a much, much simpler one from scratch.