>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Hanke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> On Fri, 8 Jan 1999, Achim Maldener wrote:
>> I think the following is a question concerning rather latex (or
>> bibtex) than lyx: I am using a bibtex reference list within LyX. If
>> I enter something into the "title"-field in the .bib file, every
>> word is set in lowercase, independent of how I enter it. I have to
>> use some acronyms and also german text, that should be
>> uppercase.
Michael> This can be easily done by nesting. Bibtex considers only the
Michael> first level of nesting. In order to get capitals where
Michael> necessary do the following: title = {{D}as ist ein {T}est},
Not that in this particular case, the first brackets around {D} are
not necessary, since the first letter of titles is kept in uppercase
(if you have a book title, the case is completely kept, in general).
Things become more funny with names where bibtex insists on deriving
initials from first names by itself. For example, the name ``Philippe
Robert'' will be changed by bibtex to ``P. Robert'', whereas the right
thing to do is ``Ph. Robert''. Here, the only solution is to use
``{\relax Ph}. Robert''.
But I disgress.
JMarc
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