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Fixed. Thanks for your help, as always.

By 'formats order field' you are referring to the box that says 'primary order' and 'secondary order', right? I have changed the fonts to Arial, NTR etc, with the italics showing, and it is still scanning without the italics.

Also, the 'example' in formats manager is not showing italics either.

Am suddenly losing italics (for book titles etc.) when I scan. The formats manager still shows italicised elements, but when I scan into Mellel, I lose all italicisations. Is there anything I can do to rectify this?

I know where to find the unique ID in Bookends, but where would I find out the ID# of the citations that Mellel is using? Thanks for the help.

I'm pretty sure its the correct reference file/library. Is there any way of knowing which list Mellel is using? If it is the correct file, is there another reason why Mellel might not recognise the citations? Sorry for the pesky questions...

There may be a simple solution to this (fingers crossed!), but I accidentally hit "clear hits list" in Bookends and when I went to "scan document" in the bibliography tab in Mellel, just about every citation came back as "unmatched citation". I really don't want to have...

Thank you... didn't know about specifying in preferences. Works perfectly now!

I've been working on perfecting a format for Edited Books. Here's what I have for the primary order: e, $ed++.$, t `(`~Vol. ~u16$ of $u15.|~ ed. ~u14*.| u2$ ed.$ f, v`;`| u13~ vols. ~|: u, d). A sample output looks like this: Ian Young, ed., Biblical Hebrew: Studies in Chronology and Typology (Journ...

For some reason, at the end of Journal Articles, Books, and Edited Books (and some others), all of the SBL FORMATS ends every citation with "Repr., Dissertation". Here's an example: A. Aejmelaeus, Parataxis in the Septagint: A Study of the Renderings of the Hebrew Coordinate Clauses in the...