Sonny Software

Hi Jon and all-- The Chicago Manual of Style was recently (in September 2017) updated to the 17th edition. I didn't see updated Chicago 17th formats (A and B) in version 13 (which is operating nicely, BTW). I anticipate reviewing and updating locally over the next month or so, but I'm wondering how ...

Jon--

Yes, that would do it. We need the ability to select/limit the terms to be used for a specific bibliography project. This would make it flexible and powerful, and would not require anyone to restructure their existing fields in order to use them to generate a subject bib.

Jon-- These fields seem reasonable--there may always be exceptions, but I think for most users these are the fields that would be used to organize categories within a subject bibliography. For me, the only functional issue/request in implementing this would be the ability to select the specific keyw...

Jon-- Thanks--it's good to hear that this feature is on your "to assess" list. I've used Bookends for a few months now and am very happy and impressed. For me, and clearly others also, a subject bibliography would be a very helpful addition. For others on the list--if you haven't already, ...

Jon -- Thanks for the info. I would like to submit this as a feature request: ability to generate a subject bibliography (organized by keyword or other user-defined variables). Some prospective users--e.g., librarians, archivists, and scholars working on bibliographical studies--will need to generat...

Jon et al --

Forgive me if I've missed this is the documentation and forums, but I don't see that Bookends can generate a subject bibliography (organized by keyword, for example). If not currently a capability of the system, is this in queue for implementation in a future version?

Thanks