I've got Koenderink, JJ, Koenderink Jan J, Koenderink J.J., Koenderink J, Koenderink Jan (he's prolific :) I've got Perception & Psychophysics (correct), Perception and Psychophysics, P & P, Perc & Psych
I do them by hand usually, but it would be nice for a more 'relational database' approach where there is one entity called Jan Koenderink, an entity called P&P, etc. My guess is that, right now, the bibdesk code is flat-database-esque?
So scripts would seem to be the way to go for now. A journal abbreviation-to-full-name expander would be nice too :) -fp -- flip phillips http://www.skidmore.edu/~flip
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