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>>
>> Currently I have just typed these all in manually and made them
>> "Description". (Which is OK, though it makes the first author's name bold)
>>
>> I was wondering if there is a way to use BibTeX (with natbib) to create
>> these several reference listings (just the refs, no headings)? It seems
>> wasteful and error-prone to be retyping all this manually when the info is
>> already in my .bib file. But I don't see how to get the ref list without
>> having printed citations in the text.
>>
>> Thanks very much for any help.
>>
>> Bill Simpson
>>
First hack:
Type in \nocite{*} in red, and create the bibliography using BiBTEX as usual:
after view dvi, you will get all the citations which are in your bib file as an
usual bibliography.
You can then get the bbl file from the temporary (or do manually latex/bibtex
after exporting as Latex, or perhaps just export as dvi
to get it in your working dir.) and cut and paste
from it. If you want it sorted by type, you may create as many
bib files as type of documents and type them in the bib files popup,
or rearrange your bib file and use an unsorted style.
Second hack:
There exists a style file to do what you want named bibtopics.sty
Never used it however, must be in the next CTAN archive.
--
Jean-Pierre
