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How make the first letter in the field names of a bib file produced by Bibdesk be lowercase?
As you see, in the following example all the first letters of the fields such as Author, Booktitle, and so on, are capital. I want to make all of them be lowercase. The file is produced by Bibdesk. Since there are many references in the file, is there a uniform way to do this once?
@incollection{Ctfl1956,
Author = {A. Tarski},
Booktitle = {Logic, Semantics, Metamathematics, Papers from 1923 to 1938},
Pages = {152--278},
Publisher = {The Clarendon Press, Oxford},
Title = {The Concept of Truth in Formalized Language},
Translator = {Woodger, J. H.},
Type = {J},
Year = {1956}}
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As you see, in the following example all the first letters of the fields such as Author, Booktitle, and so on, are capital. I want to make all of them be lowercase. The file is produced by Bibdesk. Since there are many references in the file, is there a uniform way to do this once?
@incollection{Ctfl1956,
Author = {A. Tarski},
Booktitle = {Logic, Semantics, Metamathematics, Papers from 1923 to 1938},
Pages = {152--278},
Publisher = {The Clarendon Press, Oxford},
Title = {The Concept of Truth in Formalized Language},
Translator = {Woodger, J. H.},
Type = {J},
Year = {1956}}
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As you see, in the following example all the first letters of the fields such as Author, Booktitle, and so on, are capital. I want to make all of them be lowercase. The file is produced by Bibdesk. Since there are many references in the file, is there a uniform way to do this once?
@incollection{Ctfl1956,
Author = {A. Tarski},
Booktitle = {Logic, Semantics, Metamathematics, Papers from 1923 to 1938},
Pages = {152--278},
Publisher = {The Clarendon Press, Oxford},
Title = {The Concept of Truth in Formalized Language},
Translator = {Woodger, J. H.},
Type = {J},
Year = {1956}}
bibdesk fileds
asked 2 mins ago
KuttensKuttens
944212
As you see, in the following example all the first letters of the fields such as Author, Booktitle, and so on, are capital. I want to make all of them be lowercase. The file is produced by Bibdesk. Since there are many references in the file, is there a uniform way to do this once?
@incollection{Ctfl1956,
Author = {A. Tarski},
Booktitle = {Logic, Semantics, Metamathematics, Papers from 1923 to 1938},
Pages = {152--278},
Publisher = {The Clarendon Press, Oxford},
Title = {The Concept of Truth in Formalized Language},
Translator = {Woodger, J. H.},
Type = {J},
Year = {1956}}
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