> On Jul 8, 2020, at 5:05 AM, list_em...@icloud.com wrote: > > I am preparing to send tex files, graphics files, etc. to a publisher. I > think there should be a way to send something less than my entire bibtex file > to them. Is there a way to easily extract only the references that I am using > for this paper into a separate bibtex file or is there some other way to do > this? I notice that when I compile the tex file (using Texnicle on MacOS) > something called a .bbl file is generated that contains only my used > references but is is different from a .bib file. I suppose this is best > posted to a latex list. :-/ > > Jerry > Thanks, Jürgen and Riki—all suggestions are spot on, especially drawing my attention to the aux file. However, I discovered a neat function built into BibDesk, the nice bibtex manager for MacOS. The menu command is “Select Publications From aux File.” After doing selecting the aux file it is just a copy-paste into a new blank .bib file.
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