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• Dear Adam, Thank you many times. I really appreciate it. and Dear Ask Thank you for the good and handy advice. Regards, Sofie

  in Citation style: What to do when the style is not in Zotero? Comment by SofieL September 28, 2011
• IN-TEXT CITATIONS 1) Concerning single authors the style follows ASA 2) Concerning two authors the style differs a bit from ASA seing that ASA writes "(Johnson and Smith 1995:34)" and in the style I am requsting the "and" should be replaced b…

  in Citation style: What to do when the style is not in Zotero? Comment by SofieL September 27, 2011
• Dear Adam, Thank you for replying this swift. The differences with ASA (http://lib.trinity.edu/research/citing/asa%20style%20citations.pdf) are: BIBLIOGRAPHY 1) If possible it should occur in Danish (the other style for some reason …

  in Citation style: What to do when the style is not in Zotero? Comment by SofieL September 27, 2011
• P.S. It removed my italics, but they should appear as a guideline in the text above the examples. P.P.S. I appologize for this extremely long question.

  in Citation style: What to do when the style is not in Zotero? Comment by SofieL September 26, 2011
• BIBLIOGRAPHY Bibliography must include an alphabetically sorted list (after surname). References must be cited as such: a. The first author must be written by surname, then by first name(s): Jones, Martin. The following authors of this t…

  in Citation style: What to do when the style is not in Zotero? Comment by SofieL September 26, 2011