Configuring Oxford Referencing in MS Word (current version)
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Hi - does anyone know the best way to configure MS Word (O365, current version) to use Oxford Referencing.
From the investigations I have done it is not directly supported in MS Word and it needs to be sourced from a 3rd party and then installed.
Any ideas which 3rd party offers the best solution (functionality, ease of use, reliability) - I am happy to pay for something decent.
From the investigations I have done it is not directly supported in MS Word and it needs to be sourced from a 3rd party and then installed.
Any ideas which 3rd party offers the best solution (functionality, ease of use, reliability) - I am happy to pay for something decent.
Up until last week I used ProQuest's RefWorks, although for Chicago referencing, I'm sure it would do Oxford, too. It's okay, but a bit clunky and doesn't seem to like some new updates to Word, so I'm looking for others.
Ones I've seen mentioned are EndNote and Mendeley, which may be worth taking a look at?
Ones I've seen mentioned are EndNote and Mendeley, which may be worth taking a look at?
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