In text citing with the OpenOffice plugin
Hello
When I make a citation "in text" using the openoffice plugin, I often get the first initial of the author such as this:
(J. Smith et al., 2008)
When I should get this:
(Smith et al., 2008)
It consistently happens with certain citations in my database, and happens with every style that uses in text (author, date) type citations. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
When I make a citation "in text" using the openoffice plugin, I often get the first initial of the author such as this:
(J. Smith et al., 2008)
When I should get this:
(Smith et al., 2008)
It consistently happens with certain citations in my database, and happens with every style that uses in text (author, date) type citations. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
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Regards, Jon.
maybe we need an FAQ on this, as this must be the third time this has come up