Btukfyl

I am pretty new to LaTeX, so this will probably be a stupid question.

I am citing a number of chapters from Collections in my thesis. Today, my advisor criticized me for a minor flaw in my references. I have a reference like this:

   @InCollection{Example2010,

  author    = {Smith, John and Smith, Peter},

  title     = {A Nice Chapter},

  booktitle = {An Interesting Book},

  publisher = {Bielefeld University Press},

  year      = {2010},

  editor    = {John Smith and Peter Smith and Mary White and Other Dude},

  pages     = {261--310},

}

Apacite does the following:

Smith, J. & Smith, P. (2010). A Nice Chapter. In J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude (Eds.), An Interesting Book (pp. 261-310). Bielefeld University Press.

However, the people I listed as editors are not really the editors of the vorlume but all the authors that wrote chapters. Is there a way of getting rid of the "Eds." in this case without losing it for all the chapters in edited volumes i cite?

Thank you very much!

As I, like I said, need it like this and cannot really use the usual Stackoverflow

"I need to do A"

"Don't do A, it's bad to do A"

-thingy, i figured out a way how to do it and am just posting it if anyone should have the same problem and find this thread. I just deleted the "editor"-field and changed "booktitle" to

booktitle = {emph{J. Smith, P. Smith, M. White & O. Dude,} An Interesting Book}

not elegant, works perfectly.