I am not seeing that post in my newsreader or in Google Groups. I only see
you replying to Suzanne on questions of format.

It seems your comma question was settled, by Graham Mayor. You will have to
restate what was wrong with it, if something was.
Quoting Graham Mayor:

If all you are trying to do is convert underlined commas to non-underlined
commas, the simplest plan is to use the replace function

In the find box, enter a comma
In the replace box enter a comma and press CTRL+U twice (no underline)

The SmallCaps issue is half settled--you could probably set up a Find &
Replace using Wildcards to help you select the author/treatises but I
already suggested that and you did not appear interested in investigating
that possibility?

I personally think you ought to dictate some formatting requirements to
those who wish to submit an article, most journal editors do not seem to be
so kind as to take it all upon themselves.

DM


On 3/8/05 10:29 PM, "*((({" wrote:

I posted a follow-up saying what was wrong with it. About 10 minutes
after the suggestion arrived. No follow-ups to my follow-up yet,
though.

Where is Charles when you need him?

*(((({


In the last exciting episode on Mon, 07 Mar 2005 21:23:09 -0800, Daiya
Mitchell wrote:

|What was wrong with the answer of "use Find and Replace" that you got over
|there one hour and 15 minutes after you posted the question?
|
|
|On 3/7/05 8:51 PM, "*((({" wrote:
|
| Hey Charles,
| I posted this to formatting.longdocs, but haven't gotten a
| satisfactory answer yet. Perhaps you do not frequent that NG -- do
| you have any suggestions for me?
|
| --------------------------------------
|
| Has anybody figured out how to do legal citation in an easier
| way? I'm referring specifically to the comma following a case name --
| it should not be underlined or italicized. Same goes for commas
| following Id. and e.g.
| If I get an already-typed manuscript, or a scanned manuscript,
| how do I change all those commas to plain text? Is there a macro or
| something?
| Any macros or tips for formatting law review articles according
| to the Harvard Bluebook, where authors and treatises are to be in
| Small Caps?
| Etc. Etc.
|