## Description

JOURNALNAME describes how the name of a periodical is rendered. Most periodicals use the combination of journal name, volume, issue, and page(s) to identify a publication.

You can select with the CASE attribute whether the case of the letters should be standardized. By default ("ASIS"), no changes are made to the journal name string in the database. If necessary, all letters can be converted to uppercase ("UPPER") or lowercase ("LOWER").

The DEFAULTTEXT attribute determines which form of the journal name should be printed, if available. If this form is not in the database, the formatting application should try the form given with the ALTERNATETEXT attribute.

The PUNCTUATION attribute selects the punctuation after abbreviated words in the journal name, if applicable.

The STYLE attribute gives the processing system a hint on how this element should be rendered. The styles BOLD, ITALIC, and ULINE are available, as well as all of their combinations. In addition to this, SUB and SUPER can be used to indicate subscripts and superscripts. NONE can be used to explicitly state that no special formatting is desired

## Example

    <JOURNALNAME CASE="ASIS" DEFAULTTEXT="FULL" ALTERNATETEXT="AABBREV" PUNCTUATION="PERIOD">
    <FOLLOWING> </FOLLOWING>
    </JOURNALNAME>
    <VOLUME STYLE="BOLD">
    </VOLUME>
    <ISSUE>
    <PRECEEDING>(</PRECEEDING>
    <FOLLOWING>)</FOLLOWING>
    </ISSUE>
    <PAGES>
    <PRECEEDING>:</PRECEEDING>
    <FOLLOWING>,</FOLLOWING>
    <PAGERANGE TYPE="FULL">
    </PAGERANGE>
    </PAGES>