This is used when you wish to submit your completed article/thesis to a publisher or a chapter to a supervisor. When your document is extremely large and you find that inserting or removing references working in formatted mode is taking a long time or causing Word to "hang". Just be sure to remove everything within and including the curly braces.Ĥ. You can safely delete a reference when your document is in unformatted mode. Save all of your chapters in unformatted mode before inserting into your master document, then format the master document.ģ. Before inserting the chapter files into a master document using the Insert Object from File method. Then you would format your target document, which would format the citations in your style, and create a single bibliography at the end of your thesis.Ģ.
You would then highlight and copy the text in your source document, and then paste it in your target document. Before cutting and pasting text within or between documents. For example, if you were combining your thesis chapters into a single document you would make sure both the source and target documents were in unformatted mode. Therefore it can speed up working with long documents, such as theses.ġ.
Less processing power needed by your computer when working in unformatted mode. Your bibliography is not visible when working in unformatted mode. Citations in-text or footnotes look like this: Unformatted citations have the author name, year and record number in curly braces, eg.
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