Am 17.08.2007 um 14:23 schrieb Jason Davies:
> I'm not sure if this is to do with Bibdesk or what but I have
> two references to the same book on teh same page
>
> and \citeasnoun{beardnorthprice98a}.} Historiography, on the
> other hand, dealt (amongst other things)
>
> ....
>
> over whose account should predominate, and this hypothetical
> tension reaches its height when we consider that Tacitus was
> not just a historian but also a priest concerned with the
> interpretation of the Sibylline Books\footnote{For those
> Sibylline oracles that remain extant and further bibliography,
> see \citeasnoun{beardnorthprice98a} volume II, 179-183.}
>
> The first time beardnorthprice98a is cited, it appears in
> TeXshop as 'Beard, North and Price (1998)' (as I wish) but the
> second time it is Beard et al (1998).
>
> does anyone know why identical references should produce
> different results? I'm using a customised harvard style. Is this
> even a Bibdesk question?:-)
>
you are correct, it is not a BibDesk question. This is an outcome of
your bibstyle so you might want to check how exactly your style
handles a repeated citation of the same item.
Since I know nothing about harvard.sty nor about your modifications I
can not give any further help.
alex
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