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1. eTurabian features

--1.1 Choose between Basic vs. Advanced interfaces

--1.2 Various methods to generate citations

--1.3 Tools to organize citation results

--1.4 Error checking

--1.5 Extra formatting explanations

--1.6 FREE to everyone

2. Troubleshoot

--2.1 The program did not work.

--2.2 My citation result is not saved.

--2.3 Book citation express does not work.

--2.4 Where is my saved citation result?

3. Common Q&A about formatting citations in Turabian Style

--3.1 How do I cite a book in foreign language?

--3.2 Turabian reference lists and parentheticals for Weblog (blog) entry

--3.3 Turabian parenthetial citation for Website

--3.4 How would you cite classical books in Turabian style?

--3.5 How do you cite on-line reports according to Turabian?

--3.6 How should 'revised' be handled?

--3.7 Is a parenthetical and reference list available?

4. Using eTurabian online citation generator

--4.1 How do I export bibliography results into my paper?

--4.2 What is the difference between basic and advanced interfaces?

--4.3 What is MARC record and where to find it?

--4.4 What are the libraries catalogues that work with book citation express program?

Last updated: May 26, 2009.

 

 eTurabian Frequently Asked Questions - eTurabian guide and citation samples

3. Common Q&A about formatting citations in Turabian Style

--3.4 How would you cite classical books in Turabian style?

According to Turabian 7th edition in par.17.5.1 you do not need to cite classical book in bibliography unless you are in literary studies. The notes forms are very simple, for example:

    4. Beowulf , lines 2401-5

If you are in field that requires bibliography of classical books then you can use eTurabian book input and enter the translator/editor fields and it will follow the rules for modern books (17.1.1) as Turabian indicated in 17.5.1.