I'm not clear why you want to have page numbers in the bibliography. Are you
sure that's what you want? I know of no bst that will do that. What you would
end up with is a bibliography with full reference info repeated for every
time you cited the work. It sounds to me that you want your references either
in a footnote or in an endnote, and there are bst/sty packages that will do
this for you. achicago.sty gives you a \footcite command, plus a few others,
that would do what you want.
I don't know about revtex, but I'm not sure what you mean that the bst gets
overwritte. If you can't use an alternative bst then you should still be able
to use a sty that gives you alternative \cite commands. Or, you could just
use the endnotes package and put all your cite commands inside \endnote
commands.
On Wednesday 28 November 2001 11:50 pm, you wrote:
> This is really a stylesheet cite formating question for latex, but...
>
> I'm writing a paper that I want to look like a standard physics (science)
> publication. I'm using the revtex4 template it is looks great, my
> equations are numbered, etc. But since I'm citing the same books many
> times but with different pages, I'm using \cite[p. 130]{author}. Problem
> is that is shows up as:
>
> I'm going since my reference now[1 p. 130].
>
> What I want is for the page number to go in the bibligraphy at the end of
> the document (ie: Smith, Title: 1997, p. 130) Is there a simple option /
> stylesheet that will do this or an easy hack? I've tried different formats
> in revtext and revtex4 (aps, pra, etc) but with no luck. The
> revtex/journal-name option overwrites the bibtex .bst reference in the
> bibliography, so I haven't been able to try different .bst files.
>
> I'm just starting to use lyx and I have to say it is really awesome! The
> thought of using a "normal" wordprocessor to write a 20-30 page paper
> with lots of formated, numbered equations is scary.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Ben
