Guenter,
I changed the aps.sty file. It made no difference -
RevTeX retains its default style.
Atul
--- Guenter Milde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 17:13:44 -0800 (PST) wrote Atul
> Narang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Herbert,
>
> > If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the
>
Herbert,
RevTex is the LaTeX flavor developed by the physics
community. It does support a bibliography; by default,
the bibliography corresponds to the style for physics
journals like Physical Review A, Physical Review B
(prb), etc. None of these correspond to what I am
looking for.
Since RevTex
Herbert,
If I use \bibliographystyle{plain} in the preamble, I
get a series of errors. If I say plain in the box
"BibTex Generated References", nothing happens - the
default RevTex format persists.
Atul
RevTeX
--- Herbert Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Atul Narang wrote:
>
> > Is it possib
Atul Narang wrote:
> Is it possible to use RevTex with a "nonstandard" .bst
> file?
>
> I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but I
> would like the bibliography to appear like it does in
> Journal of Theoretical Biology,
> ie.,
>
> 1. The references should appear in the format (Jones,
Is it possible to use RevTex with a "nonstandard" .bst
file?
I am using RevTex (it has some nice features), but I
would like the bibliography to appear like it does in
Journal of Theoretical Biology,
ie.,
1. The references should appear in the format (Jones,
1990; Jones and Smith, 1991)
2. The
