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For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack. | |
In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option: | |
CODE: SELECT ALL • OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND: | |
% %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists | |
% amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and' | |
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and' | |
In the preamble: | |
CODE: SELECT ALL • OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' | |
Just before the bibliography: | |
CODE: SELECT ALL • OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\renewcommand{\BIBand}{\&}to get a '&' in the references. | |
If you have multiple chapters with their own reference sections, useCODE: SELECT ALL • OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\renewcommand(\BIBand){}again to alternate between 'and' or '&'. | |
There must be a more elegant solution, and I love to hear more ideas. | |
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