If your firm has recently upgraded from an older version of CiteRight to CiteRight Next, read below for a comprehensive list of all the new features you have access to!
Note: If you are part of a larger firm where IT is managed, your firm will announce the upgrade to CiteRight Next. Please do not download it yourself.
If you are not sure which version of CiteRight you are using, please check out our FAQ article.
Table of Contents
Major new features
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Modify Reference menu expanded with many more customizable fields!
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Pinpoints is now called Edit Citation with more customizable fields.
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This is where you can suppress the style of cause.
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Custom citations are now saved at the collection level.
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Coming soon: New Preference! Anchor links are separate from hyperlinks and will work on each paragraph number or range. These will be on by default.
Minor New Features
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TOA inclusions are now separate from BOA inclusions.
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No more Update button - pinpoints automatically update while you are selected on an existing citation.
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No more changing an existing footnote to a different case - simply delete and cite a new one.
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Two additional pinpoint options (Rules and Others).
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One additional tab marker option that contains square brackets.
Other changes
These changes are good to know as workflow tips if you are accustomed to an older version of CiteRight.
- No more “Revert” button in the Modify Reference menu for cases.
- No more “instant render” toggle at the top.
- When a BOA is generated, you will need to save the PDF to a particular destination.
- The BOA does not open automatically after being generated.
- Additional side panels like Modify Reference, Edit Citation, and List Citations, are no longer panels but new pop up windows.
- List Citations menu now puts all in-text citations first (order of appearance), then footnotes (order of appearance).
- La Précis (cour d'appel de Québec) not currently supported.