Dear all,<br>I'm writing to you on Compleat Anachronist business.<br>I have a manuscript written by someone whose grasp of citation formats is shaky. The author started out using Word's citation feature for the endnotes (which actually doesn't work properly), but has gone through and fixed most of the citations as much as he/she can. However, for scholarly purposes I think we're going to have to improve the format of the citations. Is there anyone out there who has some time to help reformatting and sorting out these citations in the next couple of weeks? It's not hard, just tedious. We use Chicago manual of style, and it would be helpful to if you have access to EEBO, which I don't. The document is in Microsoft Word. I can give you (mundane name!) credit in the issue and send you a free copy when it's published.<br>
-- Jadwiga/Jenne<br>-- <br>Jennifer Heise<br><br>known in the SCA as Jadwiga Zajaczkowa<br>