The first thing I'd try is to use bibtex8 instead. In Tools Preferences
Done 24 hours fiddling, and it was just this: too many references (or,
maybe better said, citations!!!)THANK YOU Jürgen. I owe you my lifeAbout
the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you
Piero Faustini wrote:
About the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you
suggested, just because I don't know how but I already found a perfect
(unstable?) balance with encoding, .bib files, LyX and biblatex settings
and I don't want to touch anything till something really
The first thing I'd try is to use bibtex8 instead. In Tools Preferences
Done 24 hours fiddling, and it was just this: too many references (or,
maybe better said, citations!!!)THANK YOU Jürgen. I owe you my lifeAbout
the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you
Piero Faustini wrote:
About the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you
suggested, just because I don't know how but I already found a perfect
(unstable?) balance with encoding, .bib files, LyX and biblatex settings
and I don't want to touch anything till something really
> The first thing I'd try is to use bibtex8 instead. In Tools > Preferences >
Done 24 hours fiddling, and it was just this: too many references (or,
maybe better said, citations!!!)THANK YOU Jürgen. I owe you my lifeAbout
the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as
Piero Faustini wrote:
> About the encoding, I didn't specify it in the bibtex command as you
> suggested, just because I don't know how but I already found a perfect
> (unstable?) balance with encoding, .bib files, LyX and biblatex settings
> and I don't want to touch anything till something
