I have one main bib file, from which I extract (drag&drop) the  
relevant items for each article i am writing, into their own bib  
files ; makes it easier for storing/sorting/searching purposes, as  
well as when it comes to hand in .tex+.bib to publishers.

I guess I could just use a link to the main file, or copy the entire  
file in the articles' directories, but I do quite a bit of  
travelling, and change computer every now and then, from lab to home,  
etc.

Best,

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Etienne


Le 21 mars 08 à 00:57, Derick Fay a écrit :

> I have been using a single document to manage all of my references
> (1100 and counting, with some 800 orphaned files that I need to get
> around to adding), mostly because I haven't seen obvious advantages
> to using separate documents & I'd be concerned about synchronization
> if I got into a situation where I had the same pub. in two different
> bibliographies.  I haven't really explored using external file groups
> with local files.
>
> I'm curious - do others use a single bibliography? a separate biblio
> for each writing project / topic? some combination of the two?
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