2015-06-20 3:54 GMT+02:00 Bruce H. Pourciau: > I used LyX to write an article that will be appearing in an edited volume, > and the editors have requested that the LaTeX file I send them should use > the bibliographic style employed in the Chicago Manual of Style, 16th > edition. At the following website, I found the examples below (N = Note, B > = Bibliography). Does anyone know which styles available with LyX would > come closest to matching this Chicago 16 style? Or, by editing the exported > LaTeX file, is there a way to get an exact match (I'd like to avoid > biblatex, since I'm not familiar with it, and time is not my friend.) In > the second pair of examples, the book title needs to be in italic. > > Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. >
There is a chicago.bst style file that claims to stick to the Chicago manual (although 13th ed.). Since it is included in TeXLive and MikTeX, you should be able to use it in LyX without much hassle. Jürgen > > Bruce >
