Problems with Case

[tpyles]

I'm using the SBL Format and Journal Glossary. For some reason, with series names in particular, the bibliography outputs with an abbreviation reverting to title case. E.g., JSOTSup > Jsotsup; CBQMS > Cbqms; etc. This is so even though I have entered JSOTSup into the "Don't change case" box on the Scan & Bib tab of preferences. Anyone know what my trouble might be?

Thanks in advance!
Tony

[Jon]

JSTORSup is the name of a journal? Bookends doesn't have a change case option for journals, just authors and titles. If you're using a journal glossary, that determines the final outcome (i.e. whatever you entered in the glossary is output).

Jon
Sonny Software

[tpyles]

JSOTSup is the SBL abbreviation for a series (Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement). It's in the title of a series that the problem appears.

[tpyles]

What is particularly odd is that it does not seem to affect the series FAT or HTS. Perhaps it is only affecting series abbreviations that have mixed case?

[Jon]

I can't reproduce this. Please contact tech support (support@sonnysoftware.com) and provide more details (screen snaps are often useful).

Jon
Sonny Software