Sorry for the last part of the subject line but I am sure that there is some
famous song (or something about a triple play. Perhaps I should have lunch.
I have been having great fun using Zotero to grab a lot of references lately
and wanted to use the results in a LyX file. I selected a subset
Hi John,
I use a lot both Zotero and LyX but my workflow consists in never using
bibtex files directly exported from Zotero. Instead (for several reasons and
not because of the problems you mention) I always export from Zotero to
BibDesk (an application similar to JabRef, but only available for
On 12/27/2009 01:29 PM, John Kane wrote:
Sorry for the last part of the subject line but I am sure that there is some
famous song (or something about a triple play. Perhaps I should have lunch.
I have been having great fun using Zotero to grab a lot of references lately
and wanted to use the
Update to my previous message about italics footnotes when exported to
html with htlatex, (please see that message -- too much to
re-quote here):
I've upgraded LyX to 1.6.5 (that's 1.6.7 to you Paul Sutton ;-) and
TexShop to 2.29 and the problems mentioned persist.
jamie faunt
On 12/27/2009 03:54 PM, j...@musicalskills.com wrote:
Update to my previous message about italics footnotes when exported to
html with htlatex, (please see that message -- too much to
re-quote here):
I've upgraded LyX to 1.6.5 (that's 1.6.7 to you Paul Sutton ;-) and
TexShop to 2.29
Hi John,
By default, Zotero produces atrocious looking BibTeX. By far the ugliest
offenders, as you have noticed, are in the citation keys. It uses weird
character encodings (I'm frankly not even sure what they are), that can't be
processed by LaTeX. When these characters appear, the only way
Rob Oakes wrote:
able to get things to work is by manually redefining the citation keys. Of
course, this must be done after every export. (A tremendous and
non-productive pain.)
btw thats part of bug http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/6300 .
we only need somebody to actually do it ;)
pavel
Hello,
I have put together a simple plugin for Zotero that does little more
than just inserting citations to LyX documents. It's been inspired by
Lytero, which I wanted to improve, but ended up starting from scratch
(with some help of Lytero code). Hence the new name.
My ideal for LyX/Zotero
On Monday 28 December 2009 01:26:04 Petr Šimon wrote:
Hello,
I have put together a simple plugin for Zotero that does little more
than just inserting citations to LyX documents. It's been inspired by
Lytero, which I wanted to improve, but ended up starting from scratch
(with some help of
Sorry for the last part of the subject line but I am sure that there is some
famous song (or something about a triple play. Perhaps I should have lunch.
I have been having great fun using Zotero to grab a lot of references lately
and wanted to use the results in a LyX file. I selected a subset
Hi John,
I use a lot both Zotero and LyX but my workflow consists in never using
bibtex files directly exported from Zotero. Instead (for several reasons and
not because of the problems you mention) I always export from Zotero to
BibDesk (an application similar to JabRef, but only available for
On 12/27/2009 01:29 PM, John Kane wrote:
Sorry for the last part of the subject line but I am sure that there is some
famous song (or something about a triple play. Perhaps I should have lunch.
I have been having great fun using Zotero to grab a lot of references lately
and wanted to use the
Update to my previous message about italics footnotes when exported to
html with htlatex, (please see that message -- too much to
re-quote here):
I've upgraded LyX to 1.6.5 (that's 1.6.7 to you Paul Sutton ;-) and
TexShop to 2.29 and the problems mentioned persist.
jamie faunt
On 12/27/2009 03:54 PM, j...@musicalskills.com wrote:
Update to my previous message about italics footnotes when exported to
html with htlatex, (please see that message -- too much to
re-quote here):
I've upgraded LyX to 1.6.5 (that's 1.6.7 to you Paul Sutton ;-) and
TexShop to 2.29
Hi John,
By default, Zotero produces atrocious looking BibTeX. By far the ugliest
offenders, as you have noticed, are in the citation keys. It uses weird
character encodings (I'm frankly not even sure what they are), that can't be
processed by LaTeX. When these characters appear, the only way
Rob Oakes wrote:
able to get things to work is by manually redefining the citation keys. Of
course, this must be done after every export. (A tremendous and
non-productive pain.)
btw thats part of bug http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/6300 .
we only need somebody to actually do it ;)
pavel
Hello,
I have put together a simple plugin for Zotero that does little more
than just inserting citations to LyX documents. It's been inspired by
Lytero, which I wanted to improve, but ended up starting from scratch
(with some help of Lytero code). Hence the new name.
My ideal for LyX/Zotero
On Monday 28 December 2009 01:26:04 Petr Šimon wrote:
Hello,
I have put together a simple plugin for Zotero that does little more
than just inserting citations to LyX documents. It's been inspired by
Lytero, which I wanted to improve, but ended up starting from scratch
(with some help of
Sorry for the last part of the subject line but I am sure that there is some
famous song (or something about a triple play. Perhaps I should have lunch.
I have been having great fun using Zotero to grab a lot of references lately
and wanted to use the results in a LyX file. I selected a subset
Hi John,
I use a lot both Zotero and LyX but my workflow consists in never using
bibtex files directly exported from Zotero. Instead (for several reasons and
not because of the problems you mention) I always export from Zotero to
BibDesk (an application similar to JabRef, but only available for
On 12/27/2009 01:29 PM, John Kane wrote:
Sorry for the last part of the subject line but I am sure that there is some
famous song (or something about a triple play. Perhaps I should have lunch.
I have been having great fun using Zotero to grab a lot of references lately
and wanted to use the
Update to my previous message about italics footnotes when exported to
html with htlatex, (please see that message -- too much to
re-quote here):
I've upgraded LyX to 1.6.5 (that's 1.6.7 to you Paul Sutton ;-) and
TexShop to 2.29 and the problems mentioned persist.
jamie faunt
---
On 12/27/2009 03:54 PM, j...@musicalskills.com wrote:
Update to my previous message about italics footnotes when exported to
html with htlatex, (please see that message -- too much to
re-quote here):
I've upgraded LyX to 1.6.5 (that's 1.6.7 to you Paul Sutton ;-) and
TexShop to 2.29
Hi John,
By default, Zotero produces atrocious looking BibTeX. By far the ugliest
offenders, as you have noticed, are in the citation keys. It uses weird
character encodings (I'm frankly not even sure what they are), that can't be
processed by LaTeX. When these characters appear, the only way
Rob Oakes wrote:
> able to get things to work is by manually redefining the citation keys. Of
> course, this must be done after every export. (A tremendous and
> non-productive pain.)
btw thats part of bug http://www.lyx.org/trac/ticket/6300 .
we only need somebody to actually do it ;)
pavel
Hello,
I have put together a simple plugin for Zotero that does little more
than just inserting citations to LyX documents. It's been inspired by
Lytero, which I wanted to improve, but ended up starting from scratch
(with some help of Lytero code). Hence the new name.
My ideal for LyX/Zotero
On Monday 28 December 2009 01:26:04 Petr Šimon wrote:
> Hello,
> I have put together a simple plugin for Zotero that does little more
> than just inserting citations to LyX documents. It's been inspired by
> Lytero, which I wanted to improve, but ended up starting from scratch
> (with some help of
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