Hi,
I'm sorry this hasn't been answered before. I think the problem stems from
the use of the .doc format. Unfortunately, the reference marks which JabRef
inserts in the LibreOffice document are lost unless you save in the .odt
format (OpenOffice/LibreOffice's native format). You can, of course, save a
copy in .doc format, or use that format after you finish the document, but
while you are working on it you have to use .odt.
Morten
On 8 April 2013 11:17, Xavi Carpena i Vilella <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm new on this and I don't know how to close a libreoffice
> document containing a references list built up with jabref and be able to
> continue it later. When I reopen both the .doc and the jabref library and
> the I click the refresh button, the references list appear blank as if I
> had not cited anything.
>
> Cheers
> XAVI
>
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