I realize this is not about lyx but I am using lyx first and then
exporting to latex.
My problem is that the journal I am submitting to (Philosophical
Transactions Royal Society A) doesn't provide a bst file and insists
that bibliography items be placed in the latex file in full.
This is a
Bo Peng wrote:
I see that the bbl file lists the references but doesn't seem to be in
the correct format for inserting in the original latex file...
You can first find a .bst file that produce the bibliography in the
right format, then insert the generated bbl to the .tex file. I
usually do
I see that the bbl file lists the references but doesn't seem to be in
the correct format for inserting in the original latex file...
You can first find a .bst file that produce the bibliography in the
right format, then insert the generated bbl to the .tex file. I
usually do this even when the
How does one obtain such a customized bst file? The publisher in this
instance seems to have very specific formatting requirements that look a
little non-standard to me. I remember seeing a method of customizing bst
files but it seemed to have a rather steep learning curve and was quite
I realize this is not about lyx but I am using lyx first and then
exporting to latex.
My problem is that the journal I am submitting to (Philosophical
Transactions Royal Society A) doesn't provide a bst file and insists
that bibliography items be placed in the latex file in full.
This is a
Bo Peng wrote:
I see that the bbl file lists the references but doesn't seem to be in
the correct format for inserting in the original latex file...
You can first find a .bst file that produce the bibliography in the
right format, then insert the generated bbl to the .tex file. I
usually do
I see that the bbl file lists the references but doesn't seem to be in
the correct format for inserting in the original latex file...
You can first find a .bst file that produce the bibliography in the
right format, then insert the generated bbl to the .tex file. I
usually do this even when the
How does one obtain such a customized bst file? The publisher in this
instance seems to have very specific formatting requirements that look a
little non-standard to me. I remember seeing a method of customizing bst
files but it seemed to have a rather steep learning curve and was quite
I realize this is not about lyx but I am using lyx first and then
exporting to latex.
My problem is that the journal I am submitting to (Philosophical
Transactions Royal Society A) doesn't provide a bst file and insists
that bibliography items be placed in the latex file in full.
This is a
Bo Peng wrote:
I see that the bbl file lists the references but doesn't seem to be in
the correct format for inserting in the original latex file...
You can first find a .bst file that produce the bibliography in the
right format, then insert the generated bbl to the .tex file. I
usually do
> I see that the bbl file lists the references but doesn't seem to be in
> the correct format for inserting in the original latex file...
You can first find a .bst file that produce the bibliography in the
right format, then insert the generated bbl to the .tex file. I
usually do this even when
> How does one obtain such a customized bst file? The publisher in this
> instance seems to have very specific formatting requirements that look a
> little non-standard to me. I remember seeing a method of customizing bst
> files but it seemed to have a rather steep learning curve and was quite
>
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