The issue, as you will appreciate, is that I am working with a database
converted from another product. The sources therefore already exist. I
need to be able to modify an existing source in order to add the
information describing it as a web-site. The Sourcewriter is not much
use to me in this
Kristen wrote:
According to _Evidence Explained_ by Elizabeth Shown Mills, a website is the
equivalent of a book and the URL, therefore, is entered in the field for the
publisher's information.
Personally I have trouble wrapping my head around this concept, and I know a
lot
URL. The
exact name of the field might vary depending on which template you're using.
Kirsten
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From: James Cobban [mailto:jamescob...@sympatico.ca]
Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 8:51 AM
To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Sources that are Web-Sites
Thank you for your advice. As you point out there are no hard and fast
rules about where this information should be put in the database
records. I just have to find a way that works for me.
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James,
I presume from your question that you are using Legacy's Basic Source system,
because if you are using a SourceWriter template, there are virtually always
specific fields labeled URL for online databases, images, or generic webpages.
In the Basic Source system, I would put URLs in the
Jim:
According to _Evidence Explained_ by Elizabeth Shown Mills, a website is the
equivalent of a book and the URL, therefore, is entered in the field for the
publisher's information.
Personally I have trouble wrapping my head around this concept, and I know a
lot of people list the URL as
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