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• Automatisation may work if csl is powerful enough. Basically all I want to do is check whether the word directly in front of my citation is "vgl." if yes: don't use brackets, if no use brackets. Can I do that somehow?

  in (vgl./cf. (Mike 2010: 53)) without the extra brackets - how to? Comment by MikeExp June 14, 2010
• Thank you for your answer although I do not understand it completely. If I am not completely mistaken I have to do this manually for every citation when using the prefix function in the word add-in, don't I? If yes, it is out of question for me sinc…

  in (vgl./cf. (Mike 2010: 53)) without the extra brackets - how to? Comment by MikeExp June 14, 2010
• Okay, sorry for not being more clearly. I am working with Harvard Reference format 7 (Author-Date) (de) and want to make following changes: - I do not want "S." (which is the german equivalent to "p.") to appear in citations - when an author gets c…

  in Ebd. (ibid.) in footnotes Comment by MikeExp June 14, 2010
• I managed to improve that code by using Unfortunately this gets me 2 problems: 1. The "S." reappeard (german for "p.") and I have no clue why. 2. I…

  in Ebd. (ibid.) in footnotes Comment by MikeExp June 13, 2010
• After having the same problem with the Harvard Reference format 7 (Author-Date) (de), I found this thread. Since I am no programmer (official I am one but I suck big time ;) I just tried to copy the part of the beforementioned Law generic style .de …

  in Ebd. (ibid.) in footnotes Comment by MikeExp June 13, 2010