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BTW, the reason we have a journal glossary (and not, say, a book glossary) is because many Journal Article references you cite will belong in the same journals. This makes no sense for books, where you'd have only one entry for that book (for Book Chapters you might have several, but you'd create t...

Basically what I am after is having (if possible) one single list (with abbreviations) that I can associate with any field I want (or any number of fields), regardless of which page the field is on. As I said, for books, I have the series title on the main page (which can have abbreviations) but wou...

Understood. Perhaps this might be considered in the future? (The ability to associate any abbreviation list with any given field that the user defines; EndNote allows something similar.) It is quite handy for having separate lists and separate fields for series and sub-series, each with defined abbr...

Is there any way to associate user fields with a journal glossary? I am trying to use a user field for a secondary series title, and would like it to be abbreviated as needed by formatting style. At the moment, it seems only the main series title (in the "journal field") seems to work.

I am a new user of Bookends and am migrating from EndNote X14. I used a heavily customized version of EndNote X14, making use of custom fields and so forth. Is it possible to specify in Bookends which fields are associated in the import process myself? If I use the standard Endnote XML import in Boo...