| Suppose you want to use the
quote from Kay v. Erhler
suggesting that a lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.
Simply highlight the passage you want to copy: |
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| Then right-click and select
"Copy with CiteGenie (or press Ctrl-Shift-C)."
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| CiteGenie shows you the result,
and places it in your clipboard. You can now paste the text with citation into any other program.
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Wait a
second you ask. Why is that "*438" imbeded in the quote? One of
CiteGenie's configurable options is to retain the *-pagination inside a
quotation that spans multiple pages. Why would you want that?
Well, suppose you are doing research and collecting several
quotes for later use. Then later you wanted to trim the quote and
drop the first few words. If you did not retain the *-pagination, you
would not know that you should also change the pinpoint. You can,
of course, disable this feature.
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