How do I identify and view a report of citations in my document?

While drafting a document, you can generate a list of citations used in your document. When you do this, citations will be changed to hyperlinks so you can click them and view the related cases in the Research Pane. Additionally, Shepard's Signal™ indicators will be added to the citations to help you know the citation's status.

To mark citations in your document:

1. While viewing the document, in the Shepard's^® Tools section of the ribbon, click the Get Cited Docs button. The text is scanned and any citations you have included in the text are changed to hyperlinks. Where possible, Shepard's Signal™ indicators are displayed. Additionally, the Research Pane is opened on the right side of the document, and the case list is displayed in the Validation tab.
2. Complete any of the following optional steps:

Option	Description
To view a case you are citing	Click the hyperlink. The case is opened in the Research Pane.
To view the Shepard's Summary for a citation	Click the indicator next to the hyperlink. The following indicators can help you determine the current standing of a case:     Warning: Negative treatment indicated     Question: Validity questioned by citing references     Caution: Possible negative treatment     Positive treatment is indicated     Citing references with analysis are available     Citation information is available
To change citations back to standard (non-hyperlinked) text	Click the Get Cited Docs button () again.