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Dwight Lemke writes,
>I was putting together a new style today for an obscure journal, and
>discovered that they want their references in the format of:
>
>Hemingway, Ernest, (date) The Old Man and the Sea, ....
>
>But, due to the majority of journals that I submit to, my library is in
>the form of:
>
>Fitzgerald, F. Scott, (date) The last tycoon, ...
>
>Any possibility of the PIM supporting Word's "Title case" style?  Or is
>that one of the features where Microsoft had to torture the Apple
>programming guidelines?

EndNote Plus and the Plug-In Module do not support automatic Title casing.
EndNote Plus will format the Title as it appears in your library. You will
need to make the appropriate modifications to the formatted bibliography. If
you plan to use this obsure journal frequently, you may want to create an
"Alternate Title" field where you type in the title in sentence case (the
"Title" field will have headline case). Then you can modify the obsure
journal style and specify the "Alternate Title" field rather than the
"Title" field. This will format the titles in sentence case.

Kimberly Mattingly
EndNote Technical Support

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