Yes, I know: It's a feature and not a bug. But it is a pretty annoying feature IMHO.
When I compile my LaTeX document into a PDF, BibTeX converts all capital letters in the title into lower case letters. I don't want this to happen. Ever. I copy my BibTeX code from Google Scholar and I paste it into JabRef. This is nice. I don't to make that extra step to surround my title with {}
.
My document uses natbib
. I tried several style files, including agsm
and elsarticle-harv
, which are supposed to be Havard Referencing style files. Havard however would not agree to lower the cases on USA.
How can I get rid of this feature?
{...}
around the whole title, but only about the parts of the title that need to be protected from case changes (e.g. names likeUSA
), see tex.stackexchange.com/q/10772/35864. The WYSIWYG approach of bracing the entire title field is not something I can recommend at all. If you don't even want to brace those words that need protection, you need to find a style that does not apply sentence casing or modify the.bst
file to drop sentence casing (the latter is explained in principle in tex.stackexchange.com/a/10776). – moewe Feb 13 '20 at 20:15