Roberto Hernandez wrote: > > Thanks to everyone who's been helping me out to get the right format for > my final project report. Most of my problems have been solved. In fact, > as of today I only have one issue left: the bibliography. > > I am using BibTeX which is great. However, I need to use a style which > isn't defined (at least I haven't found it in CTAN). I've looked into > the following packages: custom-bib, inlinebib, jurabib and bibentry. > They do parts of what I need, but not all. I also looked into a document > by Oren Patashnik about writing custom bst files, but it's too obscure > to a newbie like myself. > > My guess is that if I can redefine the bibliography style to look the > way I need and combine that with bibentry, I'll be set. Is there any > package that makes redefining the .bst achievable by an average user? I > would imagine something as big as LaTeX would, but I still haven't come > accross it.
there are hundreds of different bibstyles in CTAN ... but you can try to run "latex makebst.tex", which is a very easy way to define your own bst-file. the file may be part of your local tex-installation, for example: /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/custom-bib/makebst.tex Herbert
