Benjamin Hentschel wrote:
Needless to say that I want it to be "Japanese supply networks" instead
of "japanese supply networks". The same happens with names, which should
definitely be written with a capitol letter at the beginning.
In Bibdesk, write: ... in {Japanese} supply networks ...
(i.e. put abbrebiations, etc., of which you want the capitalisation to
be preserved, in curly braces).
I also recognized that when I declare it as a book in Bibdesk/Bibtex,
every word starts with a capitol letter.
This is defined by the bibliography style you select in LyX. In some
(many?) styles it is supposed to be like this, that article-titles are
in lower-case, and book-titles in upper-case, and bibtex takes care of
that automatically (which is very useful).
My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it
appears the way it should?
So in Bibdesk, only put 'special' words into curly braces, in LyX,
choose a bibliography-style that fits your need, and lean back and let
bibtex take care of the rest. :)
/Konrad
