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Learn about the options in Concord to update a citation already included in a List. 

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View this short video that walks you through the various options:

(For fullscreen: Click the "YouTube" logo and then click the box icon in the lower right corner)

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urlhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HztZu2koVx0

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  1. Click on the pencil icon, three-dot menu, or double-click the citation to put the citation into edit mode.

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2. Use your keyboard and edit the citation as you desire.

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3. Click the "Done" icon to save your changes.

4. Single-click on the citation to view the text preview and confirm the citation is as you desire.

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If you receive a yellow warning symbol when trying to save the citation, it means that your citation does not conform to Concord's citation rules. We recommend using the "Edit in Book" method instead.

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  1. Single-click (or tap) the citation to display the preview text.

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2. Click on the preview text to have it display in the text pane with your citation highlighted.

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3. Use the mouse to add to the citation or eraser to subtract from the citation.

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4. Right-click the highlighted text or click/tap the three-dot menu on the citation builder.

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5. Click on "Update existing."

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6. The citation in your List will now automatically reflect the change. 

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titleMac Users: How to Right-Click

If you use a trackpad on your Mac, you can still perform a "right-click" as if you were using a mouse. Here's how: Go to System Preferences and select "Trackpad." Select "Point & Click" in the menu at the top. Check the box for "Secondary Click" and select from the 3 options which one you would like to do in order perform the "right-click" (or "secondary click") function.

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