On 10/1/07, Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Andrew Morrison wrote: > > On 9/28/07, Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >> Did you try clicking on the bibliography inset in the LyX doc, deleting > >> the .bib file, and then reselecting it? Or just deleting the > >> bibliography inset and recreating it? Also, if you View->Source, do you > >> see \ref commands with correct keys? > > > > I've done both types of deleting and reinserting. I've also tried > > creating a completely new file with only the list of citations in it. > > Still no dice. No matter what combo of things I try (including trying > > most of the styles) I cannot get the Content option to be anything > > other than grayed out. > > You mentioned working through an example from the wiki. That means you > created a document in 1.5.1 (?) where all the bibliography stuff worked, > right? If so, given your failure with a new file and your old .bib > file, perhaps something is up with either the .bib file or the path to it. > > > > Also, I have no option in the View menu for Source. Does that > > indicate I am missing some options? > > Is this in 1.5.1 or 1.4.3? View -> View Source was added in 1.5.x, so > you won't have it in 1.4.x (although it's easy to add somewhat > comparable functionality). If you don't have it in 1.5.1, that's a > mystery; it should be there automatically, no setting required, and I > can't think of any setting that one could mung in a way to cause it to > disappear. > > As far as the bibliography issue, can you post the .lyx and .bib files > for your CV here, or alternatively send them to me off list? > > /Paul > >
My thanks to Paul for helping me on this, first of all. The solution is to go to to Document --> Settings ... --> Bibliography and then check "Sectioned bibliography". The Content line in the bibliography settings box then becomes active and I can choose to include all references. Thanks for the help! Andrew
