I have done a large literature search and now need to produce a list of references cited in the text. I haven't counted them, but there are probably 100. In WORD Vista, I have to type in all the references, then it formats it to a chosen style (in this case, APA) and generates an alphabetical list.

I looked at refworks.com as something that might speed up the process because you can import the entire citation without having to type it in. But I would have to learn how to use this program.

So today (Thanksgiving holiday Monday in Canada), I am thinking about outsourcing this entire task to someone who knows what they are doing. I thinking about Brickwork in India.

Has anyone ever outsourced something like this? If I knew of someone local (North America) who could do it, I would give the work to them. I am at the point where I don't really care how much it costs, as long as it is done WELL and DONE QUICKLY.

I was art director and production staff for Biblical Archaeology/Near Eastern Archaeology for six years, and have done innumerable catalogs and lists for STM publishers in my checkered career. Be glad to see if I can help out a fellow STer.

In what form are your references currently? I mean, you must have some kind of list from which you worked. Or is it all bookmarks? Copy and paste 'R' us.

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