Not completely sure I understand, but here's a stab.
A bibliography is not the same as a list of references, or a works cited. If I
understand you, then you want a References page, which can be done by using
BibTeX references.
This works by your creating a database file containing author, title, etc..
information for your references (for syntax etc., see the file btxdoc). This
gets included either using Insert->Lists and TOC->BibTeX Reference at the end
of your document, or the following in TeX:
\bibliography{database file}
\bibliographystyle{style}
Then, in your document, you say in TeX:
\cite[page]{key}
Key refers to an entry in the database file. BibTeX picks that entry up when
the document is processed, and formats it into a References page according to
the style you choose. This is all dynamic. If you include another source that
should appear between two other sources in the References page, which changes
the numbering in the document, then this is all taken care of for you by BibTeX.
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How can a make the reference to the bibliography automatic?
>
> In de bibliography I use:
> [1] Author, "Title book.", etc
> [2] ...
> [3] ...
>
> In the text I make a reference to the book: example: "In figure 2,
> source [1], you can see that ....". I would like that if I insert
> between [1] & [2] a new reference, in the bibliography, that all
> reference in the document change to the new reference.
>
> I hope that you can understand the question?
>
> Thanks
>
> Joeri
