I am using natbib to introduce my citations. It happens that when I have a reference for which I have written a 'Note' in the bib file, the note's text is included (together with authors, title, year,...) in the bibliography generated for my document. Is there a way I can prevent this? That is, can I somehow tell LyX/Latex the fields I want to include/not include?
Not without writing your own BibTeX style, which you probably do not want to do. But this is the normal and expected behavior: The note field is for additional information to be appended to the bibliographic reference. (See btxdoc.dvi.) If you're not using it for that purpose---if, say, you're using it to add your own notes regarding an article---then what you need to do is use some other field in your BibTeX file. JabRef uses "review" for this purpose, but you can make up your own fields and call it what you wish. And obviously, you can do a search-and-replace on the .bib file to make the change.
Richard -- Richard G Heck Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bobjweil.com/heck/
