Hello Morten,
You want bibtex to give your references the number as they appear in
the text [1] for the first reference, [2] for the second.
But bibtex uses (by default) another scheme: The references are ordered
alphabetically in the Bibliography and numberend then, so:
[1] Adams...
comes before
[2] Bart...
That's the standard and the referneces in the text are using this
number scheme, too (of course).
But, anyway, you can use an unsorted bibstyle like unsrt.bst and you
will get what you want.
But NOTE: the bibliography will _not_ be alphabetically then (of
course).
Hope this solves your problem,
J�rgen
Am Donnerstag, 26. Juli 2001 18:22 schrieb morten:
> What it does correctly:
> * cf references [4,5,8]
> * the numbering in the bibliography section.
>
> what it doesn't do correctly (or rather, what I want it to do):
> * the numbering of the references.
> I do
> cf ref: [these_cedric]
> and there is an autogenerated reference numbering.
> It is this autonumbering that is the problem. I have two references
> on page 1, and the autonumbering gives them the numbers 6 and 3. I
> would like that to be 1 and 2.
>
> If I only used the bibliography-style I would have changed the biblio
> sequence, but now I use bibtex, and I don't understand how it does it
> autonumbering.
>
> And I have made an example file with the problem which I have
> attached I want ref 2 -> 1
> ref 3 -> 2
> ref 4 -> 3
> and ref 1 -> 4
> Just so that thes is some logic in the numbering of the references.
>
> don't you know this problem? It seems like a thing most people would
> experience mo
>
> On 26-Jul-2001 J�rgen Spitzm�ller wrote:
> > Am Donnerstag, 26. Juli 2001 17:48 schrieb morten:
> >> I have removed the 'babel'-reference under preferences and I
> >> include the 'cite' package. but no effect.
> >> so.. any other suggestions?
> >> morten
> >
> > Just to exclude misunderstandings: what is exactly your problem? Do
> > the cites appear in the wrong order in the text (i.e. the labels)
> > as: "This is described by [3,1,7,5]"
> > or do they appear in the wrong order in the bibliography as:
> > [3] Johnson et al ...
> > [1] Smith...
> >
> > The cite package corrects only the first of this problems, for the
> > latter, it's a matter of the bibstyle you are using.
> >
> > Greets,
> > J�rgen
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