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The forms Citation uses to display your records are defined in a text file
named forms.def, which is located in your citation folder. You can edit this
text file with your word processor (or notepad) to add new forms or customize
existing forms. If you edit forms.def, you will need to remember to save forms.def as a text file.
To edit the forms.def file Close Citation, and then open c:\citation\forms.def in your word processor. When you open forms.def, the file looks basically like this (plus or minus a few fields, depending on whether you are using the standard or legal edition of Citation): To delete an entire form
To delete a single field from a form
To change the name of a field
To add a new form
When you have finished editing forms.def, save it, restart Citation and open a datafile, then click Edit, Add Record to make certain the changes are to your preferences. When you are certain the changes are correct, close Citation, and make a backup of the new forms.def file, with a different name.
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