System information: [ Citavi Version 5.x Beta, Windows 10, English, Firefox 43 or newer, MS Office 2016, Acrobat XI ]
Hi. I have a very large document (about 16000 words) in which I have many, many in-text citations inserted using the Citavi Word Add-In. Everything there looks/works great. However, given where I expect now to be able to publish this work, I have to convert all the in-text citations (and the bibliography associated with the citations made in-text) to endnotes. If it were a matter of converting between styles, that's not a big deal. However, this is a rather significant change. I wasn't sure that I could be done within Citavi. I searched, however, and found this page:
https://service.citavi.com/kb/a472/3104 ... tions.aspx
It's dated 2013, but it's the only reference that I could find to such a process of conversion. Although it appears intended to convert to footnotes from in-text citations (or the other way, apparently), I figured that I could at least get to footnotes and then use MS Word to convert from footnotes to endnotes, which is possible.
I used the program available through the link on the above webpage, but although it appeared to be able to do all that was necessary, after finding the Word document in which I wanted to make the conversions and selecting the proper conversion, it popped up a message saying that it was complete but that "0" (that's a zero) conversions were made from in-text citations to footnotes. It then automatically opened a renamed Word document and I could see that nothing was changed.
So ... what's going on? Is this program not working with the latest Citavi? Or do I have other issues? I had a few endnotes in the document that I was attempting to run the conversion on. However, I eliminated them to be sure that this wasn't causing issues. No change.
Thanks for any help that you can provide.
Brian