Please explain in simple, non technical detail for someone who knows nothing
whatsoever about TeX, MMD, etc., in clear steps 1, 2, 3, etc. . .
How can I format output of BibDesk entries to a particular bibliography
style?
Where do I find sample of how BibDesk template is used in BibDesk, and
On Jan 17, 2013, at 17:27, dstall wrote:
Please explain in simple, non technical detail for someone who knows nothing
whatsoever about TeX, MMD, etc., in clear steps 1, 2, 3, etc. . .
How can I format output of BibDesk entries to a particular bibliography
style?
There are many ways for
In BibTeX Preferences - TeX Previews, I've selected 'Generate previews using
TeX.
Now when I click on eyeglasses icon at bottom left of bottom pane, a text
preview is generated that I can select and copy for pasting which is what I
initally requested.
The bibliography entry generated in TeX
* Skriv a reas dstall (d...@dstall.com):
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| 1) How can I control output of the TeX formating shown in Bibdesk Preview
to
| match Chicago Manual of Style? -
| http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html
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I append the Chicago Style I use via xelatex, biblatex
Using BibDesk Wiki for -
Modifying a Template, Adding a Template to BibDesk, and Custom Templates -
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bibdesk/index.php?title=Templates#Modifying_a_Template
... I copied a template for Chicago style full citations from Wiki link at
Custom Templates, and saved
I do not have choice of 'Citation_Pages' for Template under Default Format:
TeX cite command in BibDesk Template Preferences, as shown in your
screenshot.
Is that necessary?
If so, how do I create that template?
When I export RTF, I just get a copy of the same ChicagoCitationTemplate.rtf
file.
* Skriv a reas dstall (d...@dstall.com):
| I do not have choice of 'Citation_Pages' for Template under Default
Format:
| TeX cite command in BibDesk Template Preferences, as shown in your
| screenshot.
| Is that necessary?
| If so, how do I create that template?
|
It is not
I put settings back to original -
Full path to pdflatex: /usr/texbin/pdflatex
Full path to bibtex: /usr/texbin/bibtex
I select Export from File menu, then choose RTF for File Format.
I still get nothing but a copy of the same ChicagoCitationTemplate.rtf file
with the code I copied from your post.
On Jan 17, 2013, at 22:25, dstall wrote:
I put settings back to original -
Full path to pdflatex: /usr/texbin/pdflatex
Full path to bibtex: /usr/texbin/bibtex
I select Export from File menu, then choose RTF for File Format.
I still get nothing but a copy of the same
I followed instructions from gweltaz to create template, and selected it,
exported as instructed.
So what did I do wrong?
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On Jan 17, 2013, at 19:51, dstall wrote:
In BibTeX Preferences - TeX Previews, I've selected 'Generate previews using
TeX.
Now when I click on eyeglasses icon at bottom left of bottom pane, a text
preview is generated that I can select and copy for pasting which is what I
initally
On Jan 18, 2013, at 0:11, dstall wrote:
I followed instructions from gweltaz to create template, and selected it,
exported as instructed.
So what did I do wrong?
This makes no sense. Gildas Hamel talked about tex preview (using biber). Not
about templates. Again, those are different things.
She gave me code to produce Chicago template, which is what I'm using.
If that's not what I need, then I need code and instructions on how to
create it.
With what she gave me, I simply saved her code into an RTF file.
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What do you mean by You should use a bibtex style for the chicago style.
If I new how to create such a template and use it in BibDesk, I wouldn't
need help.
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On Jan 18, 2013, at 0:18, dstall wrote:
What do you mean by You should use a bibtex style for the chicago style.
If I new how to create such a template and use it in BibDesk, I wouldn't
need help.
You typically don't create that (this is very difficult), you get it from
somewhere, or have
Well, where can I get a Chicago style, template? is it? or what is it?
What is tex distribution?
So what should I use if not (bib)tex?
I've explained what I'm trying to achieve in earliest posts in thread.
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On Jan 17, 2013, at 20:38, dstall wrote:
Using BibDesk Wiki for -
Modifying a Template, Adding a Template to BibDesk, and Custom Templates -
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bibdesk/index.php?title=Templates#Modifying_a_Template
... I copied a template for Chicago style full citations
* Skriv a reas dstall (d...@dstall.com):
| She gave me code to produce Chicago template, which is what I'm using.
| If that's not what I need, then I need code and instructions on how to
| create it.
| With what she gave me, I simply saved her code into an RTF file.
|
[I'm a he. No
When I go to select style, there is nothing there for 'chicago'.
So where I get the chicago file and where do I copy it to my hard drive in
order to select it in BibTeX style?
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Clicking on Edit the TeX template opens a previewtemplate.tex file.
It has a dropdown menu on top left set to pdfLaTeX, and an option for
XeLaTeX (among others)
Where is this template located on my hardrive? and what type of file is
it?
So I should take your template you gave me, copy it into
* Skriv a reas dstall (d...@dstall.com):
| Clicking on Edit the TeX template opens a previewtemplate.tex file.
|
This file is in ~/Library/Application Support/bibdesk
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On Jan 18, 2013, at 0:50, dstall wrote:
Clicking on Edit the TeX template opens a previewtemplate.tex file.
It has a dropdown menu on top left set to pdfLaTeX, and an option for
XeLaTeX (among others)
Where is this template located on my hardrive? and what type of file is
it?
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