> Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 08:31:43 +0000
> From: Peter Rockett <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [Jabref-users] control which fields JabRef exports to a
> bbl file
> To: [email protected]
> Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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> If you get an answer to this I (and I, suspect, many others) will be
> delighted! But having looked at this before at length, I think the
> consensus is that this is a deficiency of the bst file you are using,
> and not JabRef. I routinely create a paper-specific bib file so I can
> do things like deleting unwanted fields that the (often
> publisher-supplied!) bst file insists on including.
>
> One other option, which has just occurred to me and hence haven't tried,
> is to run sed (or a similar stream editor) on the bbl file to comment
> out "\newblock URL \url{" fields. If you use an IDE like TexStudio, I
> think it should be possible to automate this using the Macros facility?
you can also use, e.g., \newcommand{\url}[1]{\relax} or s.th. similar
to prevent the output of the unwanted URL (assuming that you doe not
use the command elsewhere).
If this is a persistent issue (like it is for me with the bst-files of
the APS) then modifying the bst locally seems to me the best option.
Simply commenting the lines
format.url output
referring to articles, books and whatever other entry types you're using...
Make sure that the new bsts are found by LaTeX.
best regards
Geza
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