On Nov 17, 2005, at 6:56 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone!
I'm using author-year citation style with the apa style for the
bibliography. I am referencing articles/studies of some organisations,
like for example the "World Heath Organisation" and I would like it to
appear as "WHO, year" in the text and as "WHO, World Health
Organisation (year) ect" in the bibliography. Does anyone have any
idea which field to use? With @article and WHO as author I get WHO,
W.H.O...
Thank you!
Liliann
Try using the \citealias command.
Here's an example from my bibtex file
@techreport{FEMA350,
author = {{Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)}},
title = {Recommended seismic design criteria for new steel
moment-frame buildings},
year = 2000,
number = {FEMA-350},
address = {Washington, D.C.}
}
At the beginning of my LyX file I have in ERT
\defcitealias{FEMA350}{FEMA}
At the location of my citation I use in ERT
\citetalias{FEMA350}
Followed by a normal LyX citation reference to FEMA350 with Citation
Style selected to only give the date
The result is
"FEMA 2000" in the text
and
"Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)..." in the bibliography
Hope that works for you.
Steve
