Frankenstein and Lyx

Hi! I wanted to use a couple of bits from the Frankenstein package in Lyx. I have searched for information, and while there are a couple of messages referring to it in the mailing list, but nothing concrete on it. Has anyone used it? I essentially want to use attributions of block quotations, book

Frankenstein and Lyx

Hi! I wanted to use a couple of bits from the Frankenstein package in Lyx. I have searched for information, and while there are a couple of messages referring to it in the mailing list, but nothing concrete on it. Has anyone used it? I essentially want to use attributions of block quotations, book

Frankenstein and Lyx

Hi! I wanted to use a couple of bits from the Frankenstein package in Lyx. I have searched for information, and while there are a couple of messages referring to it in the mailing list, but nothing concrete on it. Has anyone used it? I essentially want to use attributions of block quotations, book

Once more, frankenstein

G 34)". Now, I could jut type out parentheses and put an abbreviation in them. I'll do that if I have to. But a \cite command is more elegant and flexible. I've basically decided I can't do this with frankenstein (which features the achicago sty and bst files among others). What else can I

Once more, frankenstein

G 34)". Now, I could jut type out parentheses and put an abbreviation in them. I'll do that if I have to. But a \cite command is more elegant and flexible. I've basically decided I can't do this with frankenstein (which features the achicago sty and bst files among others). What else can I

Once more, frankenstein

G 34)". Now, I could jut type out parentheses and put an abbreviation in them. I'll do that if I have to. But a \cite command is more elegant and flexible. I've basically decided I can't do this with frankenstein (which features the achicago sty and bst files among others). What else can I

frankenstein

Hey, in case anyone knows the frankenstein package... I have a question or two. I'm trying to figure out the bibstyle-- 1) @inbook and @incollection have crossreffs to an @book entry. The two entries (@inbook/incollection and @book) both should appear in the References list, seperately, even

frankenstein

Hey, in case anyone knows the frankenstein package... I have a question or two. I'm trying to figure out the bibstyle-- 1) @inbook and @incollection have crossreffs to an @book entry. The two entries (@inbook/incollection and @book) both should appear in the References list, seperately, even

frankenstein

Hey, in case anyone knows the frankenstein package... I have a question or two. I'm trying to figure out the bibstyle-- 1) @inbook and @incollection have crossreffs to an @book entry. The two entries (@inbook/incollection and @book) both should appear in the References list, seperately, even