Berthold Metz (PH-Freiburg) schrieb:
in the bibtex-file i have this syntax:
<code>
@misc{ISB,
author = {Staatsinstitut f\"ur Schulqualit\"at und Bildungsforschung,
M\"unchen},
You can directly use Umlauts in your BibTeX files.
in the bibliography-output i get this:
> ...
URL \url{http://www.isb.bayern.de/isb/index.aspx?MNav=0&QNav=11&TNav=
0&INav=0}
</code>
now i would like to display the urldate (with some text like "last
checked" or something); moreover the font in which the last line appears
(from "URL ...") is a big, ugly typewriter-font.
Here's an example what I use:
@MISC{FloWorks,
author = {{Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corp.}},
title = {{COSMOS FloWorks 2008}},
howpublished = {Internet:
http://www.solidworks.com/sw/products/cfd-flow-analysis-software.htm
(accessed 2009-02-24)}
}
You can see that you can omit the command \url{}. When you are using hyperref (menu
Document->Settings -> PDF properties) URLs will automatically be linked in the PDF output.
regards, also from Freiburg
Uwe
