Lachlan wrote:
Paragraph ended before \org@@citex was complete
I suspect you've forgotten a }, causing me to apply this control sequence
to too much text. How can we recover? My plan is to forget the whole
thing and hope for the best.
I think the reason is that the babel package has to be
I think the reason is that the babel package has to be loaded before jurabib.
Try \usepackage{babel} before \usepackage[bibformat=numbered]{jurabib}.
This worked, thanks.
I now have a few more questions:
1. Is it possible to get a footnote reference any way other than inserting ERT
and
Lachlan wrote:
Paragraph ended before \org@@citex was complete
I suspect you've forgotten a }, causing me to apply this control sequence
to too much text. How can we recover? My plan is to forget the whole
thing and hope for the best.
I think the reason is that the babel package has to be
I think the reason is that the babel package has to be loaded before jurabib.
Try \usepackage{babel} before \usepackage[bibformat=numbered]{jurabib}.
This worked, thanks.
I now have a few more questions:
1. Is it possible to get a footnote reference any way other than inserting ERT
and
Lachlan wrote:
> "Paragraph ended before \org@@citex was complete
> I suspect you've forgotten a "}", causing me to apply this control sequence
> to too much text. How can we recover? My plan is to forget the whole
> thing and hope for the best."
I think the reason is that the babel package has
> I think the reason is that the babel package has to be loaded before jurabib.
> Try \usepackage{babel} before \usepackage[bibformat=numbered]{jurabib}.
This worked, thanks.
I now have a few more questions:
1. Is it possible to get a footnote reference any way other than inserting ERT
and
Hi,
I am a science student, and so the standard NatBib stuff within Lyx has been
all I have ever used. However, I am doing a history subject and want more
humanity-friendly references (full references as footnotes).
After a while browsing and searching online, it seems that the jurabib
Hi,
I am a science student, and so the standard NatBib stuff within Lyx has been
all I have ever used. However, I am doing a history subject and want more
humanity-friendly references (full references as footnotes).
After a while browsing and searching online, it seems that the jurabib
Hi,
I am a science student, and so the standard NatBib stuff within Lyx has been
all I have ever used. However, I am doing a history subject and want more
humanity-friendly references (full references as footnotes).
After a while browsing and searching online, it seems that the jurabib
