Thibaud Hulin wrote:
Great, that works... Have you an idea to eliminate name of the author
and the code of the referece ? With plainurl, I used {} instead of my
name or {With Name_of_the_Collaborator} for a collaborative work. The
result with plainat is not very usable for a CV... And plain
Thanks you. The problem is I can't easily change of biblio style,
because I has some errors. For example, I use plainnat that works. I
change it for plain, it fails ; I come back to plainnat, it fails. But
if I record and restart lyx, compilations works ! So now I can use
plainurl that works by
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
Thanks you. The problem is I can't easily change of biblio style,
because I has some errors. For example, I use plainnat that works. I
change it for plain, it fails ; I come back to plainnat, it fails. But
if I record and restart lyx, compilations works ! So now I can use
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
Great, that works... Have you an idea to eliminate name of the author
and the code of the referece ? With plainurl, I used {} instead of my
name or {With Name_of_the_Collaborator} for a collaborative work. The
result with plainat is not very usable for a CV... And plain
Thanks you. The problem is I can't easily change of biblio style,
because I has some errors. For example, I use plainnat that works. I
change it for plain, it fails ; I come back to plainnat, it fails. But
if I record and restart lyx, compilations works ! So now I can use
plainurl that works by
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
Thanks you. The problem is I can't easily change of biblio style,
because I has some errors. For example, I use plainnat that works. I
change it for plain, it fails ; I come back to plainnat, it fails. But
if I record and restart lyx, compilations works ! So now I can use
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
> Great, that works... Have you an idea to eliminate name of the author
> and the code of the referece ? With plainurl, I used {} instead of my
> name or {With Name_of_the_Collaborator} for a collaborative work. The
> result with plainat is not very usable for a CV... And
Thanks you. The problem is I can't easily change of biblio style,
because I has some errors. For example, I use plainnat that works. I
change it for plain, it fails ; I come back to plainnat, it fails. But
if I record and restart lyx, compilations works ! So now I can use
plainurl that works by
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
> Thanks you. The problem is I can't easily change of biblio style,
> because I has some errors. For example, I use plainnat that works. I
> change it for plain, it fails ; I come back to plainnat, it fails. But
> if I record and restart lyx, compilations works ! So now I can
Hi Jürgen,
Thanks you. I verified with your files that all your prescriptions was
checked, that's the case. However, the compilation fails (I note that
export from zotero use comma in bibtex file format).
Here is the log of latex errors :
This is pdfTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.40.3 (Web2C 7.5.6)
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
! LaTeX Error: Unknown option `dot' for package `bibtopic'.
[snip]
! LaTeX Error: Environment btSect undefined.
This indicates that you have a (very) outdated version of bibtopic. Recent is
v1.1a (2006/09/08). Grab it here:
Great, that works... Have you an idea to eliminate name of the author
and the code of the referece ? With plainurl, I used {} instead of my
name or {With Name_of_the_Collaborator} for a collaborative work. The
result with plainat is not very usable for a CV... And plain style
doesn't use urls...
Hi Jürgen,
Thanks you. I verified with your files that all your prescriptions was
checked, that's the case. However, the compilation fails (I note that
export from zotero use comma in bibtex file format).
Here is the log of latex errors :
This is pdfTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.40.3 (Web2C 7.5.6)
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
! LaTeX Error: Unknown option `dot' for package `bibtopic'.
[snip]
! LaTeX Error: Environment btSect undefined.
This indicates that you have a (very) outdated version of bibtopic. Recent is
v1.1a (2006/09/08). Grab it here:
Great, that works... Have you an idea to eliminate name of the author
and the code of the referece ? With plainurl, I used {} instead of my
name or {With Name_of_the_Collaborator} for a collaborative work. The
result with plainat is not very usable for a CV... And plain style
doesn't use urls...
Hi Jürgen,
Thanks you. I verified with your files that all your prescriptions was
checked, that's the case. However, the compilation fails (I note that
export from zotero use comma in bibtex file format).
Here is the log of latex errors :
This is pdfTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.40.3 (Web2C 7.5.6)
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
> ! LaTeX Error: Unknown option `dot' for package `bibtopic'.
[snip]
> ! LaTeX Error: Environment btSect undefined.
This indicates that you have a (very) outdated version of bibtopic. Recent is
v1.1a (2006/09/08). Grab it here:
Great, that works... Have you an idea to eliminate name of the author
and the code of the referece ? With plainurl, I used {} instead of my
name or {With Name_of_the_Collaborator} for a collaborative work. The
result with plainat is not very usable for a CV... And plain style
doesn't use urls...
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
This is my CV in lyx format, with bibtopic.sty and 2 bibliography for
tests.
There were several issues:
1. LyX has native bibtopic support. Use that (In Document Settings
Bibliography, select Sectioned Bibliography, then select All References in
the bibtex insets; see
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
This is my CV in lyx format, with bibtopic.sty and 2 bibliography for
tests.
There were several issues:
1. LyX has native bibtopic support. Use that (In Document Settings
Bibliography, select Sectioned Bibliography, then select All References in
the bibtex insets; see
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
> This is my CV in lyx format, with bibtopic.sty and 2 bibliography for
> tests.
There were several issues:
1. LyX has native bibtopic support. Use that (In Document > Settings >
Bibliography, select "Sectioned Bibliography", then select "All References" in
the bibtex
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
misspelled its name. Try typing return to proceed.
Could you post an example file?
Jürgen
Hi,
This is my CV in lyx format, with bibtopic.sty and 2 bibliography for tests.
Thanks,
Thibaud.
Le 09/04/2010 10:38, Jürgen Spitzmüller a écrit :
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
misspelled its name. Try typingreturn to proceed.
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
misspelled its name. Try typing return to proceed.
Could you post an example file?
Jürgen
Hi,
This is my CV in lyx format, with bibtopic.sty and 2 bibliography for tests.
Thanks,
Thibaud.
Le 09/04/2010 10:38, Jürgen Spitzmüller a écrit :
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
misspelled its name. Try typingreturn to proceed.
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
> The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
>
> misspelled its name. Try typing to proceed.
Could you post an example file?
Jürgen
Hi,
This is my CV in lyx format, with bibtopic.sty and 2 bibliography for tests.
Thanks,
Thibaud.
Le 09/04/2010 10:38, Jürgen Spitzmüller a écrit :
Thibaud Hulin wrote:
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
misspelled its name. Try typing to proceed.
Hi lyx user !
I need of your assistance about a problem with multiple sectionned
bibliographies. I compiled and installed bibtopic.sty, however, when I
launch tex2pdf, I get this first error :
\usepackage
[unicode=true,
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
Hi lyx user !
I need of your assistance about a problem with multiple sectionned
bibliographies. I compiled and installed bibtopic.sty, however, when I
launch tex2pdf, I get this first error :
\usepackage
[unicode=true,
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
Hi lyx user !
I need of your assistance about a problem with multiple sectionned
bibliographies. I compiled and installed bibtopic.sty, however, when I
launch tex2pdf, I get this first error :
\usepackage
[unicode=true,
The option `dot' was not declared in package `bibtopic', perhaps you
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