Bibliography without line breaks?
Hi all,
a quick question: is there a reasonably simple way to modify a citation style (I'm using the Chicago author-date) so that the bibliography doesn't have any line breaks between the entries, but just a separating character, for example a "|" sign?
Thanks very much!
a quick question: is there a reasonably simple way to modify a citation style (I'm using the Chicago author-date) so that the bibliography doesn't have any line breaks between the entries, but just a separating character, for example a "|" sign?
Thanks very much!
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"#$ \newline"
and replace it with
" | "
(I'm not sure how exactly you search for newline in Word, but I'm positive it can be done)
in the document.
Or if you're just going to have the bib in a file, you could even do this without any style changes, just by searching and replacing a period followed by a newline.