I'm looking for advice on how to handle page numbers.
"p. 10-12, 45" I file as "start page: 10" and "end page: 12, 45". But how should I deal with "p. 10, 15-17"?
Thanks, Volker
If you use a style that uses "Cited Pages", you can use "@10, 15-17" inside temp citation. Or you can use [... (p. 10, 15-17)... #..]. The start page and end page is for the whole article, not the page related to your citation. Thanks.
If you use a style that uses
If you use a style that uses "Cited Pages", you can use "@10, 15-17" inside temp citation. Or you can use [... (p. 10, 15-17)... #..]. The start page and end page is for the whole article, not the page related to your citation. Thanks.
Thanks, Paul, but I'm
Thanks, Paul, but I'm talking about the entry in the main database. The article starts in p. 10 and continues on pp. 15-17.
Is this a magazine article?
Is this a magazine article? What style are you going to use? Does that specify how a magazine article should be formatted in such cases?