Great, that does the trick. Another quickie:
This bib style demands that the first author/editor is "invertedauthor", while the subsequent authors/editors are "normalauthor", e.g.:
WOOTEN, David and Charles M. SCHULZ and Kris KRINGLE.
2005. Adventures in Babysitting, etc.
Is there currently the
David Wooten wrote:
Hm. A quick question—is there a way to call "all true upper case"
(instead of {\sc small caps})? I haven't been able to track this down in
the usual places. For myself the small caps are preferable, but they're
not "officially sanctioned" :).
I have to guess a bit on what the
Hm. A quick question—is there a way to call "all true upper case"
(instead of {\sc small caps})? I haven't been able to track this down
in the usual places. For myself the small caps are preferable, but
they're not "officially sanctioned" :).
Regards,
David
On Mar 23, 2005, at 12:43 PM, Taco Ho
Excellent, I'll take it up soon!
Regards,
David
On Mar 23, 2005, at 12:43 PM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
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Aside from all the niggling details (which I'm sure could be worked
out), is this kind of layout in general possible—all citations going
by year underneath a single instanc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aside from all the niggling details (which I'm sure could be worked
out), is this kind of layout in general possible—all citations going by
year underneath a single instance of the author? …or am I doomed to
forever make these by hand? ;)
I'd say it is doable, but not tr
Greetings all,
I'm leaning towards experimenting with the bib module to see if I can arrive at a usable "Semiotics Society of America" reference section, which is a historically layered style, along the lines of:
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PEIRCE, Charles S.
1859. "An Essay on the Limits of Religious Thought Written t
