Re: Author-Year-Page Citation Style

You don't need \usepackage{natbib} in the preamble, but select the natbib option in Document - Settings - Bibliography. There you can also select Author,Year. For square brackets add square to the options in Document - Settings - Document Class - Custom. I hope this helps. Regards.

Author-Year-Page Citation Style

I have a document in the Article (Elsevier) class, with Natbib Author- Year selected under Bibliography and \usepackage{natbib} in the preamble. I have a bibtex generated bibliography using the .bst style file of the journal which is in the folder with my document. The bibliography is

Re: Author-Year-Page Citation Style

On Sun, 14 Aug 2011, Bruce Pourciau wrote: I have a document in the Article (Elsevier) class, with Natbib Author-Year selected under Bibliography and \usepackage{natbib} in the preamble. I have a bibtex generated bibliography using the .bst style file of the journal which is in the folder

Re: Author-Year-Page Citation Style

On 08/14/2011 03:32 PM, Bruce Pourciau wrote: > I have a document in the Article (Elsevier) class, with Natbib > Author-Year selected under Bibliography and \usepackage{natbib} in the > preamble. I have a bibtex generated bibliography using the .bst style > file of the journal which is in the

Re: Author-Year-Page Citation Style

You don't need \usepackage{natbib} in the preamble, but select the natbib option in Document -> Settings -> Bibliography. There you can also select Author,Year. For square brackets add "square" to the options in Document -> Settings -> Document Class -> Custom. I hope this helps. Regards.

Re: Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Jesper Stemann Andersen wrote: In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography - Citation Style preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet instead of a \cite in the source code. Without

Re: Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Jesper Stemann Andersen wrote: In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography - Citation Style preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet instead of a \cite in the source code. Without

Re: Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Jesper Stemann Andersen wrote: > In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the > Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography -> Citation Style > preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet > instead of a \cite in

Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Hi, In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography - Citation Style preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet instead of a \cite in the source code. Without the natbib=true option

Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Hi, In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography - Citation Style preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet instead of a \cite in the source code. Without the natbib=true option

Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Hi, In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography -> Citation Style preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet instead of a \cite in the source code. Without the natbib=true opt

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

- Settings - Bibliography: Citation style. If Natbib is chosen and set to author-year, the LyX source code shows citations as \citet; if you change that setting to numerical, the source code updates them to \citep. So I take this to mean that LyX is using \cite, err, 'internally', and the source output

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

- Settings - Bibliography: Citation style. If Natbib is chosen and set to author-year, the LyX source code shows citations as \citet; if you change that setting to numerical, the source code updates them to \citep. So I take this to mean that LyX is using \cite, err, 'internally', and the source output

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

-> Settings -> Bibliography: Citation style. If Natbib is chosen and set to author-year, the LyX source code shows citations as \citet; if you change that setting to numerical, the source code updates them to \citep. So I take this to mean that LyX is using \cite, err, 'internally', and the

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux julien.ri...@... writes: For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in there

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux julien.ri...@... writes: For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in there

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux writes: > > For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format > used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood upas...@... writes: However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such citation to parenthetical (\citep), or

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood upas...@... writes: However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such citation to parenthetical (\citep), or

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood writes: > However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not > previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * > \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such > citation to parenthetical

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago formathttp

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago formathttp

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago format<h

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

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: install Biblatex:

Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

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: install Biblatex:

Solution: APA citation style in Lyx with Biblatex

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: install Biblatex:

Re: Citation style

. In lyx i set \bibliographystyle{dinat} and in the settings menu i use natbib with author-year but no options for the braces. When you insert a citation, toward the bottom of the dialog is a line marked citation style (in English, of course), where you can select how you want the citation

Re: Citation style

. In lyx i set \bibliographystyle{dinat} and in the settings menu i use natbib with author-year but no options for the braces. When you insert a citation, toward the bottom of the dialog is a line marked citation style (in English, of course), where you can select how you want the citation

Re: Citation style

. In lyx i set \bibliographystyle{dinat} and in the settings menu i use natbib with author-year but no options for the braces. When you insert a citation, toward the bottom of the dialog is a line marked "citation style" (in English, of course), where you can select how you want th

Citation style

Hello guys, i have the problem that i cant lyx make my citation look like i want them too. Currently im using dinat (http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=dinat) but it makes my cites look like normal text. I want a cite appear as [cite] and not without braces - any way to

Re: Citation style

On 07/17/2009 02:57 PM, Maximilian Melcher wrote: Hello guys, i have the problem that i cant lyx make my citation look like i want them too. Currently im using dinat (http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=dinat) but it makes my cites look like normal text. I want a cite

Citation style

Hello guys, i have the problem that i cant lyx make my citation look like i want them too. Currently im using dinat (http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=dinat) but it makes my cites look like normal text. I want a cite appear as [cite] and not without braces - any way to

Re: Citation style

On 07/17/2009 02:57 PM, Maximilian Melcher wrote: Hello guys, i have the problem that i cant lyx make my citation look like i want them too. Currently im using dinat (http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=dinat) but it makes my cites look like normal text. I want a cite

Citation style

Hello guys, i have the problem that i cant lyx make my citation look like i want them too. Currently im using dinat (http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=dinat) but it makes my cites look like normal text. I want a cite appear as [cite] and not without braces - any way to

Re: Citation style

On 07/17/2009 02:57 PM, Maximilian Melcher wrote: Hello guys, i have the problem that i cant lyx make my citation look like i want them too. Currently im using dinat (http://tug.ctan.org/cgi-bin/ctanPackageInformation.py?id=dinat) but it makes my cites look like normal text. I want a cite

Citation style is wrong!

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, i trying to resolve this the whole day but i dont get it to work. Im currently using lyx 1.6.3 on vista and trying to get the citation style like [author year] but it appears like author year and its not visible that this is a reference. In my

Re: Citation style is wrong!

but that didnt work at all. Hi Maximilian, I tried the 'dinat' style and it works with Natbib for 1.6.2 - however I use plain old BibTex not BibLatex - are you sure you need BibLatex for your purpose? If you don't, well then stick to BibTex, that way you will get the citation style you want. If you

Citation style is wrong!

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, i trying to resolve this the whole day but i dont get it to work. Im currently using lyx 1.6.3 on vista and trying to get the citation style like [author year] but it appears like author year and its not visible that this is a reference. In my

Re: Citation style is wrong!

but that didnt work at all. Hi Maximilian, I tried the 'dinat' style and it works with Natbib for 1.6.2 - however I use plain old BibTex not BibLatex - are you sure you need BibLatex for your purpose? If you don't, well then stick to BibTex, that way you will get the citation style you want. If you

Citation style is wrong!

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, i trying to resolve this the whole day but i dont get it to work. Im currently using lyx 1.6.3 on vista and trying to get the citation style like [author year] but it appears like author year and its not visible that this is a reference. In my

Re: Citation style is wrong!

: http://wiki.lyx.org/BibTeX/Biblatex but that didnt work at all. Hi Maximilian, I tried the 'dinat' style and it works with Natbib for 1.6.2 - however I use plain old BibTex not BibLatex - are you sure you need BibLatex for your purpose? If you don't, well then stick to BibTex, that way you will get

Re: Changing citation style

Tom Bush wrote: I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field and change them back to the style with the brackets

Re: Changing citation style

2008/12/9 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tom Bush wrote: I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field

Re: Changing citation style

2008/12/9 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tom Bush wrote: If it's not too much trouble, what does citealp mean in contrast to citep? These are the natbib citation commands. LyX uses them internally: \citet{key} ==Jones et al. (1990) \citet*{key} == Jones,

Re: Changing citation style

Tom Bush wrote: If it's not too much trouble, what does citealp mean in contrast to citep? These are the natbib citation commands. LyX uses them internally: \citet{key} ==Jones et al. (1990) \citet*{key} == Jones, Baker, and Smith (1990) \citep{key} ==

Re: Changing citation style

Tom Bush wrote: I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field and change them back to the style with the brackets

Re: Changing citation style

2008/12/9 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tom Bush wrote: I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field

Re: Changing citation style

2008/12/9 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tom Bush wrote: If it's not too much trouble, what does citealp mean in contrast to citep? These are the natbib citation commands. LyX uses them internally: \citet{key} ==Jones et al. (1990) \citet*{key} == Jones,

Re: Changing citation style

Tom Bush wrote: If it's not too much trouble, what does citealp mean in contrast to citep? These are the natbib citation commands. LyX uses them internally: \citet{key} ==Jones et al. (1990) \citet*{key} == Jones, Baker, and Smith (1990) \citep{key} ==

Re: Changing citation style

Tom Bush wrote: > I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through > accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, > 1933) to the same, without the brackets. > > I can manually click on each citation field and change them back

Re: Changing citation style

2008/12/9 Jürgen Spitzmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Tom Bush wrote: >> I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through >> accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, >> 1933) to the same, without the brackets. >> >>

Re: Changing citation style

2008/12/9 Jürgen Spitzmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Tom Bush wrote: >> If it's not too much trouble, what does citealp mean in contrast to citep? > > These are the natbib citation commands. LyX uses them internally: > > \citet{key} ==>>Jones et al. (1990) > \citet*{key} ==>>

Re: Changing citation style

Tom Bush wrote: > If it's not too much trouble, what does citealp mean in contrast to citep? These are the natbib citation commands. LyX uses them internally: \citet{key} ==>>Jones et al. (1990) \citet*{key} ==>> Jones, Baker, and Smith (1990) \citep{key} ==>>

Changing citation style

Hello all, I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field and change them back to the style with the brackets

Changing citation style

Hello all, I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field and change them back to the style with the brackets

Changing citation style

Hello all, I'm just finishing a thesis. I have at some point half way through accidentally (or stupidly) changed my citation style from (Aristotle, 1933) to the same, without the brackets. I can manually click on each citation field and change them back to the style with the brackets

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Hi, I am using Bibtex and the bibtex entry is mentioned below. Lyx/latex still has trouble figuring out the author for this citation style. Is there an error in the way this entry is setup esp. in the author field? @Article{ qdots-strained-MBE-first-observation, title = Growth

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Manoj Rajagopalan wrote: Hi, I am using Bibtex and the bibtex entry is mentioned below. Lyx/latex still has trouble figuring out the author for this citation style. Is there an error in the way this entry is setup esp. in the author field? I wonder if there is an issue with Le Roux? Try

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Hi, I am using Bibtex and the bibtex entry is mentioned below. Lyx/latex still has trouble figuring out the author for this citation style. Is there an error in the way this entry is setup esp. in the author field? @Article{ qdots-strained-MBE-first-observation, title = Growth

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Manoj Rajagopalan wrote: Hi, I am using Bibtex and the bibtex entry is mentioned below. Lyx/latex still has trouble figuring out the author for this citation style. Is there an error in the way this entry is setup esp. in the author field? I wonder if there is an issue with Le Roux? Try

Re: citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

Hi, I am using Bibtex and the bibtex entry is mentioned below. Lyx/latex still has trouble figuring out the author for this citation style. Is there an error in the way this entry is setup esp. in the author field? @Article{ qdots-strained-MBE-first-observation, title = "G

Re: citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

Manoj Rajagopalan wrote: Hi, I am using Bibtex and the bibtex entry is mentioned below. Lyx/latex still has trouble figuring out the author for this citation style. Is there an error in the way this entry is setup esp. in the author field? I wonder if there is an issue with "Le Roux&

Citation style 'Text after' separator

Hi there, when I add a citation in LyX (version 1.6.0) I get to choose some formatting options including entering text into the 'Text after' field. Any text entered here is then appended to the citation itself separated with a comma. Is there any way to change the separator to be a

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

Sam Aaron wrote: Any text entered here is then appended to the citation itself   separated with a comma. Is there any way to change the separator to be   a colon? [EMAIL PROTECTED]@tempswa : #2\fi}]} Jürgen

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

: #2\fi : #2\fi #2\fi}] etc. All seem to throw errors on creation of the pdf. I'm currently jusing Jurabib as the citation style. Will that be the issue? Thanks once again, Sam

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

Sam Aaron wrote: I'm currently   jusing Jurabib as the citation style. Will that be the issue? Yes, since you wrote nothing I assumed you are using the standard bibliography with article.sty. With Jurabib, you can probably customize this differently. Have a look at the Jurabib documentation

Citation style 'Text after' separator

Hi there, when I add a citation in LyX (version 1.6.0) I get to choose some formatting options including entering text into the 'Text after' field. Any text entered here is then appended to the citation itself separated with a comma. Is there any way to change the separator to be a

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

Sam Aaron wrote: Any text entered here is then appended to the citation itself   separated with a comma. Is there any way to change the separator to be   a colon? [EMAIL PROTECTED]@tempswa : #2\fi}]} Jürgen

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

: #2\fi : #2\fi #2\fi}] etc. All seem to throw errors on creation of the pdf. I'm currently jusing Jurabib as the citation style. Will that be the issue? Thanks once again, Sam

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

Sam Aaron wrote: I'm currently   jusing Jurabib as the citation style. Will that be the issue? Yes, since you wrote nothing I assumed you are using the standard bibliography with article.sty. With Jurabib, you can probably customize this differently. Have a look at the Jurabib documentation

Citation style 'Text after' separator

Hi there, when I add a citation in LyX (version 1.6.0) I get to choose some formatting options including entering text into the 'Text after' field. Any text entered here is then appended to the citation itself separated with a comma. Is there any way to change the separator to be a

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

Sam Aaron wrote: > Any text entered here is then appended to the citation itself   > separated with a comma. Is there any way to change the separator to be   > a colon? [EMAIL PROTECTED]@tempswa : #2\fi}]} Jürgen

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

've tried: #2\fi : #2\fi #2\fi}] etc. All seem to throw errors on creation of the pdf. I'm currently jusing Jurabib as the citation style. Will that be the issue? Thanks once again, Sam

Re: Citation style 'Text after' separator

Sam Aaron wrote: > I'm currently   > jusing Jurabib as the citation style. Will that be the issue? Yes, since you wrote nothing I assumed you are using the standard bibliography with article.sty. With Jurabib, you can probably customize this differently. Have a look at the J

citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Hi all, In my document, I have inserted a Bibtex bibliography. For certain citation items, I choose the author et. al. Citation style from the Formatting section of the Citation dialog. This is supposed to give me reference of the form author et. al. [ref#] However, when I view

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Manoj Rajagopalan wrote: Hi all, In my document, I have inserted a Bibtex bibliography. For certain citation items, I choose the author et. al. Citation style from the Formatting section of the Citation dialog. This is supposed to give me reference of the form author et. al. [ref

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

rgheck wrote: If you're not using BibTeX but are entering the references manually, then the problem is that you can only use author-year citations if you're using BibTeX. Again: no, not true. Natbib works well with standard bibliography, and I use it all the time. Test file attached.

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: rgheck wrote: If you're not using BibTeX but are entering the references manually, then the problem is that you can only use author-year citations if you're using BibTeX. Again: no, not true. Natbib works well with standard bibliography, and I use it all

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

loaded the file into 1.6.1svn and it was fine. ??? Can you chose the citation style in the citation dialog? I can't. The list of styles is empty, and the combo is disabled. In 1.5, the combo contained all necessary styles. Also the label in the LyX window is wrong. Compare the attached screenshots

citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Hi all, In my document, I have inserted a Bibtex bibliography. For certain citation items, I choose the author et. al. Citation style from the Formatting section of the Citation dialog. This is supposed to give me reference of the form author et. al. [ref#] However, when I view

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Manoj Rajagopalan wrote: Hi all, In my document, I have inserted a Bibtex bibliography. For certain citation items, I choose the author et. al. Citation style from the Formatting section of the Citation dialog. This is supposed to give me reference of the form author et. al. [ref

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

rgheck wrote: If you're not using BibTeX but are entering the references manually, then the problem is that you can only use author-year citations if you're using BibTeX. Again: no, not true. Natbib works well with standard bibliography, and I use it all the time. Test file attached.

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: rgheck wrote: If you're not using BibTeX but are entering the references manually, then the problem is that you can only use author-year citations if you're using BibTeX. Again: no, not true. Natbib works well with standard bibliography, and I use it all

Re: citation style does not mention author et. al. as promised

loaded the file into 1.6.1svn and it was fine. ??? Can you chose the citation style in the citation dialog? I can't. The list of styles is empty, and the combo is disabled. In 1.5, the combo contained all necessary styles. Also the label in the LyX window is wrong. Compare the attached screenshots

citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

Hi all, In my document, I have inserted a Bibtex bibliography. For certain citation items, I choose the " et. al." Citation style from the Formatting section of the Citation dialog. This is supposed to give me reference of the form " et. al. [ref#] ...". However, when I

Re: citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

Manoj Rajagopalan wrote: Hi all, In my document, I have inserted a Bibtex bibliography. For certain citation items, I choose the " et. al." Citation style from the Formatting section of the Citation dialog. This is supposed to give me reference of the form " et. al. [ref#

Re: citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

rgheck wrote: > If you're not using BibTeX but are entering the references manually, > then the problem is that you can only use author-year citations if > you're using BibTeX. Again: no, not true. Natbib works well with standard bibliography, and I use it all the time. Test file attached.

Re: citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

Jürgen Spitzmüller wrote: rgheck wrote: If you're not using BibTeX but are entering the references manually, then the problem is that you can only use author-year citations if you're using BibTeX. Again: no, not true. Natbib works well with standard bibliography, and I use it all

Re: citation style does not mention " et. al." as promised

attached the *.tex file). >> >> > I just loaded the file into 1.6.1svn and it was fine. ??? Can you chose the citation style in the citation dialog? I can't. The list of styles is empty, and the combo is disabled. In 1.5, the combo contained all necessary styles. Also the lab

Re: Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

extra setup information for Natbib to the LaTeX preamble in LyX - Document settings to get it working. Unfortunately I never use Natbib nor APA so I can not help you more. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-APA-citation-style-in-LyX-tp787261p1087309

Re: Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

extra setup information for Natbib to the LaTeX preamble in LyX - Document settings to get it working. Unfortunately I never use Natbib nor APA so I can not help you more. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-APA-citation-style-in-LyX-tp787261p1087309

Re: Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

e Groups. I would try to add some extra setup information for Natbib to the LaTeX preamble in LyX -> Document settings to get it working. Unfortunately I never use Natbib nor APA so I can not help you more. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-A

Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

HH. Can anyone help with this? I don't want to go back to using MS Word :( Thank you -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-APA-citation-style-in-LyX-tp787261p787261.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

! This also happens on my computer at home where I'm running v. 1.5.3 in Ubuntu HH. Can anyone help with this? I don't want to go back to using MS Word :( Thank you -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-APA-citation-style-in-LyX-tp787261p787261

Re: Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

HH. Can anyone help with this? I don't want to go back to using MS Word :( Thank you -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-APA-citation-style-in-LyX-tp787261p787261.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com

Re: Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 10:54 AM, quiddity [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you to Zan and Bob for very quick replies! They haven't shown up directly on the forum - is this usual? I have managed to solve the captalisation problem with curly brackets in Jabref, so thanks for that tip! I guess I

Please help a newbie with APA citation style in LyX

HH. Can anyone help with this? I don't want to go back to using MS Word :( Thank you -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Please-help-a-newbie-with-APA-citation-style-in-LyX-tp787261p787261.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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