I think what you need to do is first NOT generate a reference list for the
document, then have Ibidem display the "works cited in the current
document" instead of the whole database, then manually click on primary
(or secondary) sources in the record list, and then make two subsets, one
of the checked and one of the unchecked items. Generate your
bibliographies from those and paste them into your document.
(if you have a keyword that distinguishes them, of course, you can use to
create the subset lists instead of checking them one at at time). The
disadvantage, obviously, is that you have to manually update them and
recreate the bibliographies if you add or drop a reference.
Joel
karlahuebner@compuserve.com wrote on 4 Apr 2006
> While I think of it, I don't remember seeing any suggestions to a question
> I posed awhile back, which was regarding how one might go about getting NB
> to divide a bibliography into sections. It would be nice to separate
> primary and secondary sources. Generating a subject bibliography did not do
> at all what I wanted. (In fact, I am not sure how anyone would use this
> function the way it seems to work in real life.)
>
> Karla Huebner
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