Morten,
What you are suggesting is very sensible in terms of improving the
current
bibliographic application. However, the Bibliographic Project team have not
been not been very interested in making minor changes to the current
bibliographic application because we have been concentrating our efforts into
a full redesign of the application. As the design work gets closer to
completion the end of the current bibliographic application gets closed.
The new bibliographic application will not only support Unicode it will
support character formatted text (bold, italic etc.) and embedded document
objects including mathematical and scientific formulas in the citation and
bibliography fields.
regards David
On Thursday 22 March 2007 10:33 pm, Morten Juhl Johansen wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Mar 2007, David Wilson kindly wrote:
> > On Wednesday 21 March 2007 8:14 pm, Morten Juhl Johansen wrote:
> >> It works - and thank you.
> >> One might wonder if it would be possible to make this interface a little
> >> less cryptic.
> >> Do the developers accept interface mockups?
> >
> > They may be interested, you could make some suggestions on the database
> > mail list - [email protected] and / or put in a enhancement proposal
> > on the issue system.
>
> My point is, it is a bit tricky to have to go through Base to enter the
> encoding of data for Bibliographic. Would it not be possible to have this
> as a part of the Bibliographic interface?
> Surely, this must be a common problem?
>
> Yours,
> Morten
>
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