On Oct 8, 2007, at 20:12, Ingrid Giffin wrote:
> Dear BibDesk users,
>
> A newbie question, if you will bear with me.
>
> Is there any way to get the "copying and dragging" behavior (set in
> Preferences) to produce a citation that looks like
> {author:citekey} ? The
> key element being that it is surrounded only by curly brackets, and
> not
> preceded by a backslash, or "cite", or anything else?
You can do this by changing the Default format for copying and
dragging to use a template (in the Citation prefs pane). You'll have
to modify one of the default templates accordingly, preferably one you
don't use for something else (I chose .doc as a test).
Edit the Default Doc template in the Template pref pane in TextEdit to
contain only
<$publications>
{<$firstAuthor.name/>:<$citeKey/>}
</$publications>
(this is the main page template for the .doc file type). See the
template help for more details.
--
adam
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