Add support for disambiguating citations in Word and OpenOffice.Tags and keywords changes are now merged correctly and conflict resolution is improved. Improved concurrent editing of documents by multiple users.We’ll let you know as soon as we have an alpha version ready for testing. We also continue working on speed and stability and rest assured – work on the Mac Word Plugin has now officially been started. The main priority is still to polish existing features by fixing a lot of usability issues and bugs. Done.Ĭheck out this quick 2 minute video showcasing our Word plugin: No need to go track down the references again. Which would mean remembering which reference they were, selecting all four and adding them in again.īetter solution? Merge the citations! Just select the 3-5 and 6 citation and then go to your citation plugin options in your word processor and select Merge citations. Quick solution? Delete the citations and add all four together.

However, if you went in to the document and wanted to add another reference in that bundle, it would show up as 3-5 6. For example, if you were citing 3 articles and they were the 3rd, 4th and 5th citations added, they’d probably be added as follows 3-5 (if using a numeric inline citation style format like “Nature Genetics”.). If you add multiple citations at the same time, the appropriate citation style is used for such situations. That being said, I’d like to touch on a small aspect that many Mendeley citation plugin users are probably unaware of. We’re continuously working to improve the efficiency and general user interface of this plugin because we feel it is an important component within Mendeley Desktop and your overall research workflow. We currently support most of popular word processors such as MS word (Mac and Windows), OpenOffice, Neo Office, and Libre Office. One of the great built-in features in Mendeley is without a doubt the citation plugin for your word processor of choice.

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