Yes there is.
1) Obtain or create the XSL for AMA Citation Style (see below)
2) In Finder, go to Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/
3) Select the Word app, right-click it (or control-click) and select Show
Package Contents.
4) Navigate to Contents/Resources/Style/
5) You$B!G(Bll see XSL files in the Style folder for APA, Chicago, MLA and
Turabian. Drop your XSL file in there.
To create an XSL file, see here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_office_word/archive/2007/12/14/bibliography-
citations-1011.aspx
NOTE: In Word 2008, you must express the XSL file in UTF-8 character set:
a. On the first line: <?xml version=$B!I(B1.0$B!m(B encoding=$B!I(BISO-8859-1$B!m(B?>
change this to: <?xml version=$B!I(B1.0$B!m(B encoding=$B!I(Butf-8$B!m(B?>
b. Line 13: <xsl
utput method=$B!I(Bhtml$B!I(B encoding=$B!I(Bus-ascii$B!I(B/>
Change this to: <xsl
utput method=$B!I(Bhtml$B!I(B encoding=$B!I(BUTF-8$B!m(B/>
C. Save the file as Unicode (UTF-8).
There you go: Enjoy
Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Processor: Power
PC Hello everybody,
Is there some way to integrate the AMA citation style into the citation
manager?
Thanks,
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