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Old 06-07-2015, 04:49 AM
mosch mosch is offline Editing citation styles? Windows 7 64bit Editing citation styles? Office 2013
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I searched all over but couldn't find any information on the citation style I have to use. Which is pretty strange, I can't imagine nobody else having to use a similar style. I am using Office 2013 and Win7-64bit

The style I am looking for looks like this:
/1/ for in-text references
in the list of references: [1] lastname, firstnameinitial. ; <other authors the same>: Title. PlaceofPublishing: Publisher, year.

It resembles ISO 690 numerical so I'd edit that XSL file.

Can you please help me to find the relevant parts in the .XSL to:
  • Change (1) to /1/ (and what is the name of the / elements in XSL?)
  • Add [] brackets around the reference number in the reference list
  • Remove the bold from the author names (I can't find either "bold" or "strong" or anything similar in the XSL file
  • Where do I need to add semicolons or : so the author names are displayed differently?
Thanks!
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