On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 19:24:53 -0600 wrote Christopher M. Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I have generated a bibliography-list with pybliographic, but now I'm
> > wondering how to procede with it to convert it into the bibtex file which I
> > can include into lyx.
> The file generated should be the bibtex file you use.
... as pybliographic is just a front end for creating bibtex files. (Does it
end with .bib? -- then you are most likely allright.
> But you don't 'include'
> the file--what you do is you say at the end of your document in TeX (red text)
>
> \bibliographystyle{foo}
> \bibliography{bibfile}
>
> Bibfile is without the .bib extension.
In recent LyX versions, you can also use the menu:
Insert>Lists&Content>Bibtex
(not sure about the names, my LyX is German) will pop up a window where you
give the filename (without .bib) and style and then insert a grey button at
the cursor position. In the printed version this is replaced with the
References section (i.e. it works in the same manner as the TOC).
> All you need to do to make the bib
> file available is to put it in your TEXDIR/bibtex/bib directory, or whatever
> the equivalent is on your system, and run
>
> texconfig rehash
As far as I know, it should also work to have the bibfile in the working
directory (i.e. the same as the main .lyx file)
GM
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