You may need to run the latex and bibtex commands two or three times to make
sure labels take as well.
I usually run something like:
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
bibtex file
bibtex file
!!! Make modifiation to file.tex here using file.bbl
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
latex
Richard, thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.
I see you're now at Brown, my alma mater (mathematics).
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of
letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions
An easier solution may be to View-DVI in LyX, and (while the DVI
file is open) cruise to the temp directory LyX is using. There
should be a copy of the .bbl file there.
Thanks, Paul. How would I find this temporary directory?
On Jul 17, 2006, at 5:07 PM, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Bruce
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
An easier solution may be to View-DVI in LyX, and (while the DVI file
is open) cruise to the temp directory LyX is using. There should be a
copy of the .bbl file there.
Thanks, Paul. How would I find this temporary directory?
You use one of those Mac thingies, right?
You use one of those Mac thingies, right? Isn't there a way to rub
the machine's case and then tell the genie what you need?
I love the Mac genie, in part because she protects me from things
that I _generally_ don't need or want to see, like this /tmp folder.
A mac guru friend has taught
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
As far as pasting the .bbl file into the LaTeX file goes, here's
how we
do that. (I'd suggest you NOT try this with the LyX file.)
As an experiment, I did try pasting the .bbl file into an ERT inset
of a small text LyX file, and this
You may need to run the latex and bibtex commands two or three times to make
sure labels take as well.
I usually run something like:
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
bibtex file
bibtex file
!!! Make modifiation to file.tex here using file.bbl
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
latex
Richard, thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.
I see you're now at Brown, my alma mater (mathematics).
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of
letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions
An easier solution may be to View-DVI in LyX, and (while the DVI
file is open) cruise to the temp directory LyX is using. There
should be a copy of the .bbl file there.
Thanks, Paul. How would I find this temporary directory?
On Jul 17, 2006, at 5:07 PM, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Bruce
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
An easier solution may be to View-DVI in LyX, and (while the DVI file
is open) cruise to the temp directory LyX is using. There should be a
copy of the .bbl file there.
Thanks, Paul. How would I find this temporary directory?
You use one of those Mac thingies, right?
You use one of those Mac thingies, right? Isn't there a way to rub
the machine's case and then tell the genie what you need?
I love the Mac genie, in part because she protects me from things
that I _generally_ don't need or want to see, like this /tmp folder.
A mac guru friend has taught
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
As far as pasting the .bbl file into the LaTeX file goes, here's
how we
do that. (I'd suggest you NOT try this with the LyX file.)
As an experiment, I did try pasting the .bbl file into an ERT inset
of a small text LyX file, and this
You may need to run the latex and bibtex commands two or three times to make
sure labels take as well.
I usually run something like:
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
bibtex file
bibtex file
!!! Make modifiation to file.tex here using file.bbl
latex file.tex
latex file.tex
latex
Richard, thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.
I see you're now at Brown, my alma mater (mathematics).
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of
letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions
An easier solution may be to View->DVI in LyX, and (while the DVI
file is open) cruise to the temp directory LyX is using. There
should be a copy of the .bbl file there.
Thanks, Paul. How would I find this temporary directory?
On Jul 17, 2006, at 5:07 PM, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Bruce
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
An easier solution may be to View->DVI in LyX, and (while the DVI file
is open) cruise to the temp directory LyX is using. There should be a
copy of the .bbl file there.
Thanks, Paul. How would I find this temporary directory?
You use one of those Mac thingies, right?
You use one of those Mac thingies, right? Isn't there a way to rub
the machine's case and then tell the genie what you need?
I love the Mac genie, in part because she protects me from things
that I _generally_ don't need or want to see, like this /tmp folder.
A mac guru friend has taught
On Jul 17, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Richard Heck wrote:
As far as pasting the .bbl file into the LaTeX file goes, here's
how we
do that. (I'd suggest you NOT try this with the LyX file.)
As an experiment, I did try pasting the .bbl file into an ERT inset
of a small text LyX file, and this
I've got a .bib file and a .bst style file. A journal tells me to
make from these a .bbl file, so I can include (as a TeX inset?)
the .bbl file in my LyX document and/or cut and paste the .bbl file
into the TeX file. Any suggestions on how to make such a .bbl file? I
know I need to run
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but
when I do what I think this means, with a small test file
BblTest.tex, I get an error message from BibDesk: cannot open file
name BibTest.aux
Suggestions?
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I've got
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions follow.
Let's say your LyX file is /home/you/doc.lyx. Open it in LyX and export
your LyX document as LaTeX (FileExportLaTeX). It will turn up as
/home/you/doc.tex. Open a terminal and
You have to run latex once on the tex file to create the aux file.
BibTeX reads the aux file to find out what references exist in the document.
Richard
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but
when I do what I think this means, with a small test
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but when
I do what I think this means, with a small test file BblTest.tex, I get
an error message from BibDesk: cannot open file name BibTest.aux
Suggestions?
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Bruce
I've got a .bib file and a .bst style file. A journal tells me to
make from these a .bbl file, so I can include (as a TeX inset?)
the .bbl file in my LyX document and/or cut and paste the .bbl file
into the TeX file. Any suggestions on how to make such a .bbl file? I
know I need to run
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but
when I do what I think this means, with a small test file
BblTest.tex, I get an error message from BibDesk: cannot open file
name BibTest.aux
Suggestions?
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I've got
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions follow.
Let's say your LyX file is /home/you/doc.lyx. Open it in LyX and export
your LyX document as LaTeX (FileExportLaTeX). It will turn up as
/home/you/doc.tex. Open a terminal and
You have to run latex once on the tex file to create the aux file.
BibTeX reads the aux file to find out what references exist in the document.
Richard
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but
when I do what I think this means, with a small test
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Actually, I'm told I should run BibTeX on my source tex file, but when
I do what I think this means, with a small test file BblTest.tex, I get
an error message from BibDesk: cannot open file name BibTest.aux
Suggestions?
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Bruce
I've got a .bib file and a .bst style file. A journal tells me to
make from these a .bbl file, so I can include (as a TeX inset?)
the .bbl file in my LyX document and/or cut and paste the .bbl file
into the TeX file. Any suggestions on how to make such a .bbl file? I
know I need to "run
Actually, I'm told I should "run BibTeX on my source tex file," but
when I do what I think this means, with a small test file
BblTest.tex, I get an error message from BibDesk: "cannot open file
name BibTest.aux"
Suggestions?
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I've
Basically, what you need to do is run LaTeX manually instead of letting
LyX do it for you. Detailed instructions follow.
Let's say your LyX file is /home/you/doc.lyx. Open it in LyX and export
your LyX document as LaTeX (File>Export>LaTeX). It will turn up as
/home/you/doc.tex. Open a terminal
You have to run latex once on the tex file to create the aux file.
BibTeX reads the aux file to find out what references exist in the document.
Richard
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
> Actually, I'm told I should "run BibTeX on my source tex file," but
> when I do what I think this means, with a small
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Actually, I'm told I should "run BibTeX on my source tex file," but when
I do what I think this means, with a small test file BblTest.tex, I get
an error message from BibDesk: "cannot open file name BibTest.aux"
Suggestions?
Bruce
On Jul 17, 2006, at 3:57 PM, Bruce
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