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phoneticist
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Hello

Does anyone know how to make intext citations of the kind: 'Lindblom (1997: 23)' in harvard style agsm?? In my field the citations need to look like this and I have no clue as to make them look like that. The closest I can get to is Lindblom (1997, p. 23) -- NOT what I need!!!

Please, help!

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frabjous
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If you're using natbib, you can do this:

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\usepackage{natbib}
\setcitestyle{notesep={: }}
Then \citet[23]{lindblom97} will do what you want.

No clue what to do if you're not using natbib.
phoneticist
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Post by phoneticist »

Thanks very much. Maybe I should start using natbib too. Will try it with a different project.

Many thanks.
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