Re: Harvard Style Redux

Hi All, Thank you, Paul. I used Jabref to create a .bib file and used Insert List/TOC... to put it into Lyx. However, for multiple authors, the names are screwed up in the reference and only the first author is listed in the cite. For example, there are three authors of this JoF article -

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Thanks Everybody, I figured it out! In Jabref, for multiple authors, you have to separate each author's name with and . I was putting each author's name on a separate line. I guess you need to know a little Bibtex!!! Thanks again.

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Hi All, Thank you, Paul. I used Jabref to create a .bib file and used Insert List/TOC... to put it into Lyx. However, for multiple authors, the names are screwed up in the reference and only the first author is listed in the cite. For example, there are three authors of this JoF article -

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Thanks Everybody, I figured it out! In Jabref, for multiple authors, you have to separate each author's name with and . I was putting each author's name on a separate line. I guess you need to know a little Bibtex!!! Thanks again.

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Hi All, Thank you, Paul. I used Jabref to create a .bib file and used Insert > List/TOC... to put it into Lyx. However, for multiple authors, the names are screwed up in the reference and only the first author is listed in the cite. For example, there are three authors of this JoF article

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Thanks Everybody, I figured it out! In Jabref, for multiple authors, you have to separate each author's name with " and ". I was putting each author's name on a separate line. I guess you need to know a little Bibtex!!! Thanks again.

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Paul A. Rubin wrote: I think you're mixing apples and oranges here.  Natbib is designed to work with BibTeX, which means your references have to be in a BibTeX database file (.bib) and you have to use Insert - List - BibTeX bibliography to select the .bib file, rather than using the

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Paul A. Rubin wrote: I think you're mixing apples and oranges here.  Natbib is designed to work with BibTeX, which means your references have to be in a BibTeX database file (.bib) and you have to use Insert - List - BibTeX bibliography to select the .bib file, rather than using the

Re: Harvard Style Redux

Paul A. Rubin wrote: > I think you're mixing apples and oranges here.  Natbib is designed to > work with BibTeX, which means your references have to be in a BibTeX > "database" file (.bib) and you have to use Insert -> List -> BibTeX > bibliography to select the .bib file, rather than using the

Re: Harvard Style Redux

npierre wrote: Hi All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Lyx 1.5.6. I'm new to Lyx. I'm using the elsevier document class - elsart.cls. It comes with Lyx so I didn't have to download any files. I checked and the elsart files all seem to be there, as is the natbib package and plainnat.bst.

Re: Harvard Style Redux

npierre wrote: Hi All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Lyx 1.5.6. I'm new to Lyx. I'm using the elsevier document class - elsart.cls. It comes with Lyx so I didn't have to download any files. I checked and the elsart files all seem to be there, as is the natbib package and plainnat.bst.

Re: Harvard Style Redux

npierre wrote: Hi All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Lyx 1.5.6. I'm new to Lyx. I'm using the elsevier document class - elsart.cls. It comes with Lyx so I didn't have to download any files. I checked and the elsart files all seem to be there, as is the natbib package and plainnat.bst.

Harvard Style Redux

Hi All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Lyx 1.5.6. I'm new to Lyx. I'm using the elsevier document class - elsart.cls. It comes with Lyx so I didn't have to download any files. I checked and the elsart files all seem to be there, as is the natbib package and plainnat.bst. For the last

Harvard Style Redux

Hi All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Lyx 1.5.6. I'm new to Lyx. I'm using the elsevier document class - elsart.cls. It comes with Lyx so I didn't have to download any files. I checked and the elsart files all seem to be there, as is the natbib package and plainnat.bst. For the last

Harvard Style Redux

Hi All, I forgot to mention that I'm using Lyx 1.5.6. I'm new to Lyx. I'm using the elsevier document class - elsart.cls. It comes with Lyx so I didn't have to download any files. I checked and the elsart files all seem to be there, as is the natbib package and plainnat.bst. For the last