Re: LyX 2.3.7 & BibLaTeX?

Is there a BibLaTeX compatible bibliography style file with LyX 2.3.7 that works similarly to how AGSM works? * Or do I have to wait for LyX 2.4 for BibLaTeX compatibility? Bernt, I have been using JabREF for years so I don't know Zotero, but I'll try to assist you. What sort of data

LyX 2.3.7 & BibLaTeX?

repeat: my question is: * Is there a BibLaTeX compatible bibliography style file with LyX 2.3.7 that works similarly to how AGSM works? * Or do I have to wait for LyX 2.4 for BibLaTeX compatibility? Thanks, BL -- lyx-users mailing list lyx-users@lists.lyx.org http://lists.lyx.org/

Re: Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

Quoting Christian Brodbeck christianmbrodb...@gmail.com: Hello, Ages ago I asked this list about how to do APA references for my thesis, and since with rgheck's help I ended up with a method that seems to be working properly I figured it might be useful for someone else: thanks for

Re: Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

Quoting Christian Brodbeck christianmbrodb...@gmail.com: Hello, Ages ago I asked this list about how to do APA references for my thesis, and since with rgheck's help I ended up with a method that seems to be working properly I figured it might be useful for someone else: thanks for

Re: Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

Quoting Christian Brodbeck : Hello, Ages ago I asked this list about how to do APA references for my thesis, and since with rgheck's help I ended up with a method that seems to be working properly I figured it might be useful for someone else: thanks

Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

/BibTeX/Biblatex texhash reconfigure Lyx In the document you want to use APA for: steps 4 5 of http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex add the following to your preamble: \usepackage[style=apa]{biblatex} \bibliography{/path/to/your/bibliography} %without the .bib ending; % multiple

Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

/BibTeX/Biblatex texhash reconfigure Lyx In the document you want to use APA for: steps 4 5 of http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex add the following to your preamble: \usepackage[style=apa]{biblatex} \bibliography{/path/to/your/bibliography} %without the .bib ending; % multiple

Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

/BibTeX/Biblatex texhash reconfigure Lyx In the document you want to use APA for: steps 4 & 5 of http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex add the following to your preamble: \usepackage[style=apa]{biblatex} \bibliography{/path/to/your/bibliography} %without the .bib ending; % mult

LyX and Biblatex

I am using LyX 1.6.4, MikTeX 2.7, and the latest biblatex release (as of a few days ago) using biblatex-historian (I need Turabian citations and bibliography). I am able to get a bibliography and create citations using \autocite, but when I do so a lot of extra whitespace is added between the

LyX and Biblatex

I am using LyX 1.6.4, MikTeX 2.7, and the latest biblatex release (as of a few days ago) using biblatex-historian (I need Turabian citations and bibliography). I am able to get a bibliography and create citations using \autocite, but when I do so a lot of extra whitespace is added between the

LyX and Biblatex

I am using LyX 1.6.4, MikTeX 2.7, and the latest biblatex release (as of a few days ago) using biblatex-historian (I need Turabian citations and bibliography). I am able to get a bibliography and create citations using \autocite, but when I do so a lot of extra whitespace is added between the

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: I'm sending you the   example file you requested in private mail. The problem is that biblatex does not find your bib-file and thus prints the cite key. You can solve the problem in two ways: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble or 2. put your bib

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble I tried to do this but it does not seem to work. I tried all the ways   I know of writing the path, but none of them has worked for me. I   thought it would be /Users/timo/blahblah/example.bib (or the same  

Re: LyX and biblatex

On Dec 22, 2007, at 7:55 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Timo Laine wrote: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble I tried to do this but it does not seem to work. I tried all the ways I know of writing the path, but none of them has worked for me. I thought it would be

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: I'm sending you the   example file you requested in private mail. The problem is that biblatex does not find your bib-file and thus prints the cite key. You can solve the problem in two ways: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble or 2. put your bib

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble I tried to do this but it does not seem to work. I tried all the ways   I know of writing the path, but none of them has worked for me. I   thought it would be /Users/timo/blahblah/example.bib (or the same  

Re: LyX and biblatex

On Dec 22, 2007, at 7:55 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Timo Laine wrote: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble I tried to do this but it does not seem to work. I tried all the ways I know of writing the path, but none of them has worked for me. I thought it would be

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: > I'm sending you the   > example file you requested in private mail. The problem is that biblatex does not find your bib-file and thus prints the cite key. You can solve the problem in two ways: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble or 2. put your bib

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: > > 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble > > I tried to do this but it does not seem to work. I tried all the ways   > I know of writing the path, but none of them has worked for me. I   > thought it would be /Users/timo/blahblah/example.bib (or the same  

Re: LyX and biblatex

On Dec 22, 2007, at 7:55 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: Timo Laine wrote: 1. give a full path in the \bibliography command in preamble I tried to do this but it does not seem to work. I tried all the ways I know of writing the path, but none of them has worked for me. I thought it would be

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi again! Timo Laine wrote (20.12.2007): I inserted a BibTeX Generated Bibliography within a LyX note. I hope this is the right way to do it but I am not completely sure. In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem.

Re: LyX and biblatex

K. Elo wrote: In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem. Just move the Bibtex generated bibliography-field to be part of your normal text (at the very end of your document). No, for biblatex, it must be in a note

Re: LyX and biblatex

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote (20.12.2007): K. Elo wrote: In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem. Just move the Bibtex generated bibliography-field to be part of your normal text (at the very end of your

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi! \usepackage[% bibstyle=authoryear-comp, citestyle=authoryear-comp, natbib=true, sorting=nyvt, sortcites=true] {biblatex} I tried this, but unfortunately it does not seem to change anything. It seems the problem is somehow deeper. Is there

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: I tried this, but unfortunately it does not seem to change anything. It seems the problem is somehow deeper. Could you provide a small example file? Jürgen

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi again! Timo Laine wrote (20.12.2007): I inserted a BibTeX Generated Bibliography within a LyX note. I hope this is the right way to do it but I am not completely sure. In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem.

Re: LyX and biblatex

K. Elo wrote: In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem. Just move the Bibtex generated bibliography-field to be part of your normal text (at the very end of your document). No, for biblatex, it must be in a note

Re: LyX and biblatex

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote (20.12.2007): K. Elo wrote: In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem. Just move the Bibtex generated bibliography-field to be part of your normal text (at the very end of your

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi! \usepackage[% bibstyle=authoryear-comp, citestyle=authoryear-comp, natbib=true, sorting=nyvt, sortcites=true] {biblatex} I tried this, but unfortunately it does not seem to change anything. It seems the problem is somehow deeper. Is there

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: I tried this, but unfortunately it does not seem to change anything. It seems the problem is somehow deeper. Could you provide a small example file? Jürgen

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi again! Timo Laine wrote (20.12.2007): > I inserted a BibTeX Generated Bibliography within a LyX note. I hope > this is the right way to do it but I am not completely sure. In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem.

Re: LyX and biblatex

K. Elo wrote: > In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? Well, > if this is the case, this might be Your problem. Just move the "Bibtex > generated bibliography"-field to be part of your normal text (at the > very end of your document). No, for biblatex, it must be in a

Re: LyX and biblatex

Juergen Spitzmueller wrote (20.12.2007): > K. Elo wrote: > > In a note? You mean your bibliography-field is in a yellow note? > > Well, if this is the case, this might be Your problem. Just move > > the "Bibtex generated bibliography"-field to be part of your normal > > text (at the very end of

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi! \usepackage[% bibstyle=authoryear-comp, citestyle=authoryear-comp, natbib=true, sorting=nyvt, sortcites=true] {biblatex} I tried this, but unfortunately it does not seem to change anything. It seems the problem is somehow deeper. Is there

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: > I tried this, but unfortunately it does not seem to change anything. > It seems the problem is somehow deeper. Could you provide a small example file? Jürgen

LyX and biblatex

Hello! I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure to work like I want, I now feel like trying out

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi, Timo Laine wrote: I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure to work like I want, I now feel like

Re: LyX and biblatex

On Dec 19, 2007, at 5:12 AM, Timo Laine wrote: Hello! I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi again, and thanks Jürgen and Bennett for the quick and helpful response! On Dec 19, 2007, at 15:52, Bennett Helm wrote: On Dec 19, 2007, at 5:12 AM, Timo Laine wrote: I am on a Mac, and I use LyX 1.5.2 to write my thesis. I found a document to help me with the biblatex installation

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi, Timo Laine kirjoitti viestissään (keskiviikko joulukuu 19 2007): Things now seem to work insofar that I get no error messages; initially it was looking for biblatex.sty and something else provided by etoolbox. But I think I am still missing something. I have no control over how the

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi! On Dec 19, 2007, at 22:02, K. Elo wrote: 1) Have You activated natbib/author-year in Document-Settings? 2) Is there any jurabib-related stuff left in the preamble? Yes and no, respectively. You surely have inserted a bibtex-source at the end of Your document, haven't You? I inserted

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: Well, there are no question marks, but the references are not correct either. In place of the author name and the year of publication there is just the BibTeX cite key in bold. Here is what works for me: \usepackage[% bibstyle=authoryear-comp,

LyX and biblatex

Hello! I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure to work like I want, I now feel like trying out

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi, Timo Laine wrote: I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure to work like I want, I now feel like

Re: LyX and biblatex

On Dec 19, 2007, at 5:12 AM, Timo Laine wrote: Hello! I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi again, and thanks Jürgen and Bennett for the quick and helpful response! On Dec 19, 2007, at 15:52, Bennett Helm wrote: On Dec 19, 2007, at 5:12 AM, Timo Laine wrote: I am on a Mac, and I use LyX 1.5.2 to write my thesis. I found a document to help me with the biblatex installation

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi, Timo Laine kirjoitti viestissään (keskiviikko joulukuu 19 2007): Things now seem to work insofar that I get no error messages; initially it was looking for biblatex.sty and something else provided by etoolbox. But I think I am still missing something. I have no control over how the

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi! On Dec 19, 2007, at 22:02, K. Elo wrote: 1) Have You activated natbib/author-year in Document-Settings? 2) Is there any jurabib-related stuff left in the preamble? Yes and no, respectively. You surely have inserted a bibtex-source at the end of Your document, haven't You? I inserted

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: Well, there are no question marks, but the references are not correct either. In place of the author name and the year of publication there is just the BibTeX cite key in bold. Here is what works for me: \usepackage[% bibstyle=authoryear-comp,

LyX and biblatex

Hello! I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure to work like I want, I now feel like trying out

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi, Timo Laine wrote: > I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for > my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use > jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a > bit difficult to configure to work like I want

Re: LyX and biblatex

On Dec 19, 2007, at 5:12 AM, Timo Laine wrote: Hello! I am quite new to LaTeX, but I am looking to use LyX and biblatex for my Master's thesis in philosophy. Initially I was planning to use jurabib, but it being somewhat obsolete by now in addition to being a bit difficult to configure

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi again, and thanks Jürgen and Bennett for the quick and helpful response! On Dec 19, 2007, at 15:52, Bennett Helm wrote: On Dec 19, 2007, at 5:12 AM, Timo Laine wrote: I am on a Mac, and I use LyX 1.5.2 to write my thesis. I found a document to help me with the biblatex installation

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi, Timo Laine kirjoitti viestissään (keskiviikko joulukuu 19 2007): > Things now seem to work insofar that I get no error messages; > initially it was looking for biblatex.sty and something else provided > by etoolbox. But I think I am still missing something. I have no > control over how the

Re: LyX and biblatex

Hi! On Dec 19, 2007, at 22:02, K. Elo wrote: 1) Have You activated natbib/author-year in Document->Settings? 2) Is there any jurabib-related stuff left in the preamble? Yes and no, respectively. You surely have inserted a bibtex-source at the end of Your document, haven't You? I inserted

Re: LyX and biblatex

Timo Laine wrote: > Well, there are no question marks, but the references are not correct > either. In place of the author name and the year of publication there > is just the BibTeX cite key in bold. Here is what works for me: \usepackage[% bibstyle=authoryear-comp,