Citation’s publishing styles automatically assign print attributes
for italicizing or underscoring text in your citations, when that
is required by the guidelines for the publishing style you have
selected. Book titles, for instance, are usually printed in italics.
Often, however, you will need to be able to change the attribute
style of text within a field, for titles within titles, the names of
species, or adding emphasis to terms in your annotations and
excerpts.
The Attribute feature lets you add print attributes to text
within a field.
To change print attributes for text within a field:
- Mark the text within the field.
- Choose Edit, Attribute. Citation will display the Attribute menu:
- Choose the attribute for the text. Citation will insert markers for the
attribute you have selected (Citation does not display attributes for
italics, superscript, underscoring, or bold in the edit screen. Text
will be printed to a document, however, and displayed in the
Preview box, with the attributes you have selected.)
