On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 12:00:08 -0700 (MST), William wrote:
> > Personally I like 'real' cross-referencing better than filling in fields in order
> > to
> > minimize the number of keystrokes in the BIB file.
>
> I suppose that's a valid sentiment, although it saves many, many
> keystrokes when your bib file is full of proceedings and journal articles.
> Plus it looks fairly silly to reference the proceedings when you reference
> only one or two of the articles in it (the same goes for books, journals,
> etc.). Oh well... until I'm willing to write my own package I suppose I
> have to play along or go back to LaTeX.
If there are more people that agree with you I might change my mind ...
> However, the entry for the proceedings themselves have the wrong number,
> they get reset and start over from 1 e.g.
>
> Do You know of any way around this, or am I just going to have to manually
> edit the bbl file?
You could always \cite the proceedings manually. If you put the reference
in a \setbox command it wont show up in the running text, like so:
\setbox0\hbox{\cite[XX]}
Wrt to your other questions: could you send me your input file(s) or
the exact settings you used? It will be (a lot) easier to re-enact your
observations if I do not have to guess and invent stuff myself.
--
groeten,
Taco
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