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BarbaraB
Hello there, I'm hoping someone can help me with this problem, as I am baffled.
In Word, when I select a citation and press Alt+Shift+I, I expect to see the
Mark Citation dialog box appear. Instead, Word simply marks my text - no
dialog box, as shown below (the text within the {} brackets is hidden, as
expected):
Citation text{ TA \l "Citation text" \s "Citation text" \c 1 }
I have checked and double-checked the keyboard shortcuts in my Normal.dot
and MarkCitation is indeed set to Alt+Shift+I. So why does it simply mark it
and not display the dialog box for me to change options, e.g., the type of
cite - statute, case, etc.? Any ideas? If it IS assigned to the wrong
command (MarkCitation), I'm unsure of what command should be assigned to
Alt+Shift+I (I cannot seem to find a MarkCitation..., or other command that
would imply a dialog box).
Thanks for any advice!
Barbara
In Word, when I select a citation and press Alt+Shift+I, I expect to see the
Mark Citation dialog box appear. Instead, Word simply marks my text - no
dialog box, as shown below (the text within the {} brackets is hidden, as
expected):
Citation text{ TA \l "Citation text" \s "Citation text" \c 1 }
I have checked and double-checked the keyboard shortcuts in my Normal.dot
and MarkCitation is indeed set to Alt+Shift+I. So why does it simply mark it
and not display the dialog box for me to change options, e.g., the type of
cite - statute, case, etc.? Any ideas? If it IS assigned to the wrong
command (MarkCitation), I'm unsure of what command should be assigned to
Alt+Shift+I (I cannot seem to find a MarkCitation..., or other command that
would imply a dialog box).
Thanks for any advice!
Barbara