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Fig. 10.7 Formatted references in the derived document
10.5 Updating, extending and consolidating the ANBI Reference base.
There is no special searching or date stamping facility in EndNote Plus to make updating as
straightforward. Adding new references requires the selection of the New entry under the
References menu (Figs. 78 and 79).
Fig. 78 Adding References
Fig. 79 Selecting the Style
The only way of handling updating is to observe specific conventions when adding entries in
ANBI. The conventions used in building ANBI are as follows:
1. Use of the standard ANBI layouts and the APA (American Psychological Society) Style
2. The use of the label field solely for locational information. The continent, state, city and LGA
(depending on how detailed the coverage is in the paper concerned) are all included in the
Labels field. The list of locations to date are given in Appendix 1.
3. The use of the Keywords field for a series of keywords. The list of keywords adopted to
date are given in Appendix 2.
There are several points worth noting when using keywords: 'data collection' means a substantial
amount of bicycle data is covered in the paper. Survey means a survey was used. When
appropriate the words: "bicycle" and "cyclist" are both included.
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