bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
Hello, I have a problem concerning the implementation of my bibdesk database (Im working with a mac, bibdesk 1.3.18 and lyx 1.5.5). I have a lot of entries in my database and the implementation into lyx works perfect with one minor point that concerns me. When I declare an entry in BibDesk as an article, the output in the actual lyx-file, e.g. pdf-file, changes all words into small letters. For instance the title of an entry which I entered as Shukko (employee transfers) and tacit knowledge exchange in Japanese supply networks: the electronics industry case appears as Shukko (employee transfers) and tacit knowledge exchange in japanese supply networks: the electronics industry case. 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. I also recognized that when I declare it as a book in Bibdesk/Bibtex, every word starts with a capitol letter. My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it appears the way it should? Thanks in advance, ben
Re: bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
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
Re: bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
Benjamin Hentschel wrote:
My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it
appears the way it should?
modify the bibliographic entry and place curly brackets around the
letters in question to force {C}aps. (not familiar with bibdesk, but
this method works with other bibtex managers).
z
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---
Zan Frederick
University of Colorado at Boulder
Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research
Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory
bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
Hello, I have a problem concerning the implementation of my bibdesk database (Im working with a mac, bibdesk 1.3.18 and lyx 1.5.5). I have a lot of entries in my database and the implementation into lyx works perfect with one minor point that concerns me. When I declare an entry in BibDesk as an article, the output in the actual lyx-file, e.g. pdf-file, changes all words into small letters. For instance the title of an entry which I entered as Shukko (employee transfers) and tacit knowledge exchange in Japanese supply networks: the electronics industry case appears as Shukko (employee transfers) and tacit knowledge exchange in japanese supply networks: the electronics industry case. 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. I also recognized that when I declare it as a book in Bibdesk/Bibtex, every word starts with a capitol letter. My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it appears the way it should? Thanks in advance, ben
Re: bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
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
Re: bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
Benjamin Hentschel wrote:
My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it
appears the way it should?
modify the bibliographic entry and place curly brackets around the
letters in question to force {C}aps. (not familiar with bibdesk, but
this method works with other bibtex managers).
z
--
---
Zan Frederick
University of Colorado at Boulder
Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research
Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory
bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
Hello, I have a problem concerning the implementation of my bibdesk database (Im working with a mac, bibdesk 1.3.18 and lyx 1.5.5). I have a lot of entries in my database and the implementation into lyx works perfect with one minor point that concerns me. When I declare an entry in BibDesk as an article, the output in the actual lyx-file, e.g. pdf-file, changes all words into small letters. For instance the title of an entry which I entered as "Shukko (employee transfers) and tacit knowledge exchange in Japanese supply networks: the electronics industry case" appears as "Shukko (employee transfers) and tacit knowledge exchange in japanese supply networks: the electronics industry case." 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. I also recognized that when I declare it as a book in Bibdesk/Bibtex, every word starts with a capitol letter. My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it appears the way it should? Thanks in advance, ben
Re: bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
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
Re: bibtex/bibdesk - small letters in articles, capitol letters in book - problem
Benjamin Hentschel wrote:
My question now is, can I manipulate the output somehow so that it
appears the way it should?
modify the bibliographic entry and place curly brackets around the
letters in question to force {C}aps. (not familiar with bibdesk, but
this method works with other bibtex managers).
z
--
><---
Zan Frederick
University of Colorado at Boulder
Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research
Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory
