Suppose O'Donovan is the author of a book in my bib file.
How do I get the second character to be an apostrophe (smart, curly,
right single quote) rather than a prime (dumb, straight, symbol for
inch)?
I can get the desired effect for O'Donovan by turning off BibDesk's
Unicode to Tex conversion option and entering the apostrophe myself.
But then I run into trouble with another author: Suárez (the third
character is an accented a).
When I started to add a custom conversion option, BibDesk warned me
that it already has a one way conversion for the apostrophe/right
single quote defined internally. So I thought I would ask first
before digging a hole.
Even if the answer does lie in that area, I'm unsure what to enter on
the right hand side. A prime? A bracketed prime {'}?
Thanks for your help.
Michael
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