Microsoft Word Error Unknown Switch Argument
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a Question: Ask UsUseful Tip: Ask a question or enter a keyword or phrase that represents your question. Q I encountered a problem while inserting a Write-n-Cite 4 citation within a MS Word table.It appears that a system limitation within http://askus.library.unmc.edu/a.php?qid=439756 WNC 4 does not allow citations to be inserted in different cells within the Word table. Have you encountered similar difficulty, and what was your work around?Last Updated: Mar 02, 2014 | 1189 ViewsTopics: RefWorks Was this helpful? 1 1 AAnswerI’ve been able to replicate your problem with Write-n-Cite 4. It’s true that with WNC 4, you can only insert citations in one cell within a row. Fortunately, there are two ways that microsoft word you can overcome this problem. A. Windows users will find it easiest to use WNC III to insert citations in their tables. In my experience: You can have both WNC III and WNC 4 installed on a single computer.You can open WNC III while using WNC 4 without logging out of WNC 4.You can create your bibliography using either WNC III or WNC 4 after inserting citations with either WNC 4 or WNC III. microsoft word error To download WNC III: Close Microsoft Word.Log into RefWorks.Use the RefWorks “Tools” menu to select “Write-n-Cite.”Click on the “previous versions” linkFind the link to Write-n-Cite II for Word. Download and install. To insert WNC III citations: After the installation is complete, open your Word document.There should now be an “Add-ins” ribbon.Click on one of the “Write-n-Cite” icons in this ribbon.A pop-up window should appear.Log in (you may be asked initially for the group code before getting the two box login for your specific account. If you don't know the group code, you can use the link to "Refworks group code" on the lower right-hand side of the library's homepage to see the group code.).Place your cursor in a location in Word that needs a reference.In Write-n-Cite, find the reference you need to insert. You can use the “View” menu to navigate to a specific folder. The search box can be used to find a reference containing an authors name or specific word. There is a “Sort by” menu that can help bring the reference needed closer to the top of your list of results. Code for a citation will appear in the document.You can either use: the Write-n-Cite III Bibliography button, the style drop-down on the “Bibliography” page, and the “Create Bibliography” button to format your citations and create your bibliographyorthe WNC