On Wed, 30 Mar 2005, christiaan johannes pauw wrote:
Two questions:
1. Some Dutch surnames are two or three words long (e.g. van den Berg). How
do define the all the words as a surname and not as first names or initials
(which is what happens now)?
Christiaan,
I use bibtex, not tkbibtex, but the solution may be the same in both. Use a
second set of braces {} to enclose all words you want to be entered exactly
as written. This works for capitalization, too.
For example, here is a title from one reference:
title = {Regulations for Implementing {NEPA}, {S}ection 1508.27, 40 {C}ode of
{F}ederal {R}egulations},
Without the additional braces the acronym and initial letters would all be
in lowercase. So enter the author's last name as {van den Berg}.
HTH,
Rich
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