Referring to the question how to cite web pages what is the best approach if you use Citavi and want to get an "Access date" added?
I got Citavi to add the access date to notes, but I couldn't add an "accessed:" pre-string.
How can I, fit my needs and
a) add the access date straight after the author (in braces)
Deutsche Börse AG (07.01.2002): Deutsche Börse – Die verschiedenen Indizes, http://www.exchange.de/fwb.indices.html.
or if this is to tough
b) add an accessed string via citavi or latex?
Deutsche Börse AG. 2002. Deutsche Börse – Die verschiedenen Indizes, http://www.exchange.de/fwb.indices.html. Accessed 07.01.2002
I use this LaTeX-Template which uses this *.bst file for transforming bibtex.
Maybe just adding something to the *.bst file is the easiest option?
Edit: Following @Micos recommendation I add the corresponding *.bib entry:
@misc{OMG.2014,
author = {OMG},
year = {2014},
title = {{About the Object Management Group}},
url = {http://www.omg.org/gettingstarted/gettingstartedindex.htm},
keywords = {technology standards consortium;technology standards;MDA;UML;CORBA;Unicode;ISO PAS;ITU-T;Heathcare;Legal;Life Sciences Research;Government;Finance;C4I;Robotics;technical meetings;tutorials;specifications;computer technology},
note = {05.10.2014}
}
Best Answer
It looks like the bibliography style file
ormsv080.bst
was created with the makebst utility. As such, it is unfortunately not programmed to recognize -- and will therefore ignore -- afield
named, say,last-accessed-date
oraccess-date
.If you want to stick with this particular bibliography style, you'll need to change the field
to
I'm afraid it's not a good idea to edit the
bst
file itself to prefix "Accessed on " to the contents of thenote
field, as thenote
field can contain just about any kind of information, not just the date a given entry was last accessed on. The good news is that you'll need to make this edit only once (assuming you don't access this site repeatedly, of course).