Revise MDPI Endnote References
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m finalising a manuscript that currently lives in a plain .txt file, and the 11–50 citations/endnotes inside it are not yet compliant with MDPI’s reference style. I need those citations re-numbered in the order of appearance and every entry in the reference list rewritten so it matches the latest MDPI guidelines—punctuation, journal abbreviations, italics, DOI placement, everything.
You may use any workflow you prefer: work directly in the text file or import it into EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley, or another reference manager first. What matters is that the final deliverable is:
• The original .txt file returned with corrected in-text citation numbers.
• A complete reference list at the end of the file, fully formatted in MDPI style and perfectly aligned with the in-text citations.
I’ll do a quick spot-check against the MDPI author instructions; if every citation and reference shows the right formatting and numbering, the job is done.
You may use any workflow you prefer: work directly in the text file or import it into EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley, or another reference manager first. What matters is that the final deliverable is:
• The original .txt file returned with corrected in-text citation numbers.
• A complete reference list at the end of the file, fully formatted in MDPI style and perfectly aligned with the in-text citations.
I’ll do a quick spot-check against the MDPI author instructions; if every citation and reference shows the right formatting and numbering, the job is done.
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