Hi there - well I'm probably a complete newbie in this area and despite
intent
searching on the internet I'm still no close to the answer I need...
so here goes:
My major goal is to write my entire PhD thesis under Lyx (mostly for
philosophical
reasons). but I need to be able to use bibtex for
mark boydell wrote:
The basic quoatation I want is of the style ( I think it's standard APA):
Flavell et al (1998) approached the current issue (Flavell et al, 1990)
Ref:
Flavell, J. , Herrera, S Flea, M. (1998), iJournal of Whatever,
96/I 250-563
any help would be most
Thanks for the prompt reply but sadly it doesn't seem to work at all now
- gives me
a '?' in place of the references when I DVI it...
Mmm... Is there any point doing a complete re-install of it all and
Is there a howto for psyhcologist using lyx? (I'll write one if I manage
to unwangle this one
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 08:03:31PM +, mark boydell wrote:
Thanks for the prompt reply but sadly it doesn't seem to work at all now
- gives me
a '?' in place of the references when I DVI it...
You need to click on the bibtex inset, and change the style from 'plain' to
'plainnat'.
And
Thanks for the help from all - it seems to be working fine now (and for
the record I hadn't
texhashed the bst files ;)- sorry, I'm finding this quite a sharp
learning curve despite having
used Linux on and off for ages )
erm only one quibble - is there anyway to get round brackets instead of
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 09:08:40PM +, mark boydell wrote:
Thanks for the help from all - it seems to be working fine now (and for
the record I hadn't
texhashed the bst files ;)- sorry, I'm finding this quite a sharp
learning curve despite having
used Linux on and off for ages )
erm
I think that this depends on what bst you are using.
In the past I have put \usepackage [authoryear,round] {natbib} in my
preamble but there may be a better way to do it in new versions of lyx.
These days I use the harvard package which uses round as standard.
cheers
owen
mark boydell wrote:
Owen Lucas wrote:
I think that this depends on what bst you are using.
In the past I have put \usepackage [authoryear,round] {natbib} in my
preamble but there may be a better way to do it in new versions of lyx.
These days I use the harvard package which uses round as standard.
But Harvard won't
For me, apalike + natbib are working fine, round brackets and all the
citation control I need.
Rob S
Hi there - well I'm probably a complete newbie in this area and despite
intent
searching on the internet I'm still no close to the answer I need...
so here goes:
My major goal is to write my entire PhD thesis under Lyx (mostly for
philosophical
reasons). but I need to be able to use bibtex for
mark boydell wrote:
The basic quoatation I want is of the style ( I think it's standard APA):
Flavell et al (1998) approached the current issue (Flavell et al, 1990)
Ref:
Flavell, J. , Herrera, S Flea, M. (1998), iJournal of Whatever,
96/I 250-563
any help would be most
Thanks for the prompt reply but sadly it doesn't seem to work at all now
- gives me
a '?' in place of the references when I DVI it...
Mmm... Is there any point doing a complete re-install of it all and
Is there a howto for psyhcologist using lyx? (I'll write one if I manage
to unwangle this one
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 08:03:31PM +, mark boydell wrote:
Thanks for the prompt reply but sadly it doesn't seem to work at all now
- gives me
a '?' in place of the references when I DVI it...
You need to click on the bibtex inset, and change the style from 'plain' to
'plainnat'.
And
Thanks for the help from all - it seems to be working fine now (and for
the record I hadn't
texhashed the bst files ;)- sorry, I'm finding this quite a sharp
learning curve despite having
used Linux on and off for ages )
erm only one quibble - is there anyway to get round brackets instead of
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 09:08:40PM +, mark boydell wrote:
Thanks for the help from all - it seems to be working fine now (and for
the record I hadn't
texhashed the bst files ;)- sorry, I'm finding this quite a sharp
learning curve despite having
used Linux on and off for ages )
erm
I think that this depends on what bst you are using.
In the past I have put \usepackage [authoryear,round] {natbib} in my
preamble but there may be a better way to do it in new versions of lyx.
These days I use the harvard package which uses round as standard.
cheers
owen
mark boydell wrote:
Owen Lucas wrote:
I think that this depends on what bst you are using.
In the past I have put \usepackage [authoryear,round] {natbib} in my
preamble but there may be a better way to do it in new versions of lyx.
These days I use the harvard package which uses round as standard.
But Harvard won't
For me, apalike + natbib are working fine, round brackets and all the
citation control I need.
Rob S
Hi there - well I'm probably a complete newbie in this area and despite
intent
searching on the internet I'm still no close to the answer I need...
so here goes:
My major goal is to write my entire PhD thesis under Lyx (mostly for
philosophical
reasons). but I need to be able to use bibtex for
mark boydell wrote:
> The basic quoatation I want is of the style ( I think it's standard APA):
>
> Flavell et al (1998) approached the current issue (Flavell et al, 1990)
>
>
> Ref:
> Flavell, J. , Herrera, S & Flea, M. (1998), Journal of Whatever,
> 96 250-563
>
> any help would be most
Thanks for the prompt reply but sadly it doesn't seem to work at all now
- gives me
a '?' in place of the references when I DVI it...
Mmm... Is there any point doing a complete re-install of it all and
Is there a howto for psyhcologist using lyx? (I'll write one if I manage
to unwangle this one
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 08:03:31PM +, mark boydell wrote:
> Thanks for the prompt reply but sadly it doesn't seem to work at all now
> - gives me
> a '?' in place of the references when I DVI it...
You need to click on the bibtex inset, and change the style from 'plain' to
'plainnat'.
> And
Thanks for the help from all - it seems to be working fine now (and for
the record I hadn't
texhashed the bst files ;)- sorry, I'm finding this quite a sharp
learning curve despite having
used Linux on and off for ages )
erm only one quibble - is there anyway to get round brackets instead of
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 09:08:40PM +, mark boydell wrote:
> Thanks for the help from all - it seems to be working fine now (and for
> the record I hadn't
> texhashed the bst files ;)- sorry, I'm finding this quite a sharp
> learning curve despite having
> used Linux on and off for ages )
>
I think that this depends on what bst you are using.
In the past I have put "\usepackage [authoryear,round] {natbib}" in my
preamble but there may be a better way to do it in new versions of lyx.
These days I use the harvard package which uses round as standard.
cheers
owen
mark boydell wrote:
Owen Lucas wrote:
I think that this depends on what bst you are using.
In the past I have put "\usepackage [authoryear,round] {natbib}" in my
preamble but there may be a better way to do it in new versions of lyx.
These days I use the harvard package which uses round as standard.
But Harvard
For me, apalike + natbib are working fine, round brackets and all the
citation control I need.
Rob S
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