indeed, it was set on "textual". changing  that fixed the problem.

Thanks,

alex



Am 14.09.2007 um 16:51 schrieb Adam R. Maxwell:

>
> On Sep 14, 2007, at 05:09, Alex Hamann wrote:
>
>> I just noticed that autocompletion in the single fields of a given
>> item seem to obey different rules.
>> If I fill in a author's name the autocompletion will always correctly
>> provide me suggestions following the pattern "lastname, first name"
>> the same is not true for the field shortauthor, though. Here I am
>> only provided with options containing lastnames only. My habit is to
>> use an abbreviated first name as well. It seems as if the comma is
>> interpreted as a delimiter in the latter case, not so in the first.
>> How is the handling of completion for the single fields defined and
>> how can I influence it so that I obtain suggestions in the
>> shortauthor field based on my scheme?
>
> Have you set "Shortauthor" as a person field in the Defaults pref
> pane?  That might fix the problem.  Name fields are tokenized
> differently from other fields.
>
> --  
> adam
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