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Hi. I have an EndNote bibliography in my Word file that I would like to link to specific pdf files that are located on my computer. When I format my bibliography I can make it display the references as follows. I specifically set-up the software to include the "<<" and ">>" marks.
1. <<file://C:\reference 1 pdf location>><<Reference 1 description>> 2. <<file://C:\reference 2 pdf location>><<Reference 2 description>> Is there a way to build a macro that cuts and pastes that reference location and hyperlinks it to the subsequent text? Maybe something that goes in this order? First 1. <<file://C:\reference 1 pdf location>><<Reference 1 description>> 2. <<file://C:\reference 2 pdf location>><<Reference 2 description>> Then (with references now hyperlinked) 1. <<Reference 1 description>> 2. <<Reference 2 description>> Final (final action to find and delete "<<" and ">>" characters) 1. Reference 1 description 2. Reference 2 description I'm not sure if this is possible, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers |
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