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>>8.      Do not...capitalize the first letter of each word in
>>the title.
>
>Ouch!  I have never in my life used a style that presents
>titles in this way.  Again, shouldn't this be a library standard
>and not an industry standard.

I use styles that require this. Journal articles titles are mostly in lower
case, while book titles are capitalized. This should be part of the style
specification, but EndNote doesn't support it. BibTeX has a simple and
elegant solution: type the titles as you would if they were capitalized,
use curly brackets for material that should always be capitalized. Thus the
library entry:

{SOAR}: {A}n Architecture for Cognition

would be typeset:

SOAR: An Architecture for Cognition

for styles that require capitalization, and

SOAR: An architecture for cognition

for the other styles.

This is simple for the users and simple to program. It should be in EndNote.



     ---Todd

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Todd R. Johnson                             Email: johnson.25@osu.edu
Assistant Professor
Division of Medical Informatics
The Ohio State University