> > Thank you. That template answered a large share of my questions. > > However, chicago,bst does not actually produce a bibliography conforming > to the demands of journals published by the U Chicago. > > A specific issue is in the handling of the titles of articles. U Chicago > wants these followed by a period and then enclosed in quotation marks. > There is a standard response found on the web for enclosing titles in > quotation marks, but it is not conforming, because the period is placed > outside of the marks. > > Looking at the structure of chicago.bst, it seems that a fix would > certainly be possible but non-trivial. >
Yes, the bst syntax is at best "interesting". But it's not that hard. Please find attached a modified version that enquotes article titles. Jürgen > > It appears that the most practical solution is still going to be for me to > punt to using the command-line programs. >
chicago-aq.bst
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