For word processing, I use Open Office rather than MS Word. Can I still use RefWorks?
A. Sure! If you are using any other word processing program other than Word 2000, you will have to save the doc in Rich Text Format before formatting in RefWorks. Write-n-Cite only works with Word, but you can still use RefWorks to format your rtf file. Here’s how, using the One line / Cite View option: • In your word processor, put your cursor in the location in your rtf file where you want to place the citation. • In RefWorks, when you’re viewing the folder that contains the citation(s) that you wish to add, choose to view the “One line / Cite View option from the Switch To: box. • Click on the Cite link in front of the citation(s) that you wish to add. The Citation Viewer will pop up in a new window, with your citations in the RefWorks format, e.g., {{240 Abel,T. 1998;}}. • Within the Citation Viewer, click on the link to Select Citation, and then copy the citation to your clipboard. Now Clear the Citation Viewer. • Move back to your rtf file, and Paste the citation marker in the de
