Am 11.05.2013 11:35, schrieb John R. Hudson:
I have just updated the Wiki with a link to an updated BibTeX styles
guide covering TeXLive 2012.
Many thanks!
best regards from the LyX meeting in Milano
Uwe
I have just updated the Wiki with a link to an updated BibTeX styles
guide covering TeXLive 2012.
John
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Thanks - I've moved the files to somewhere without spaces in the name
and now it works perfectly!
On 20/12/06, Vaclav Smidl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 20 December 2006 10:20 am, you wrote:
> Thanks. The file says this:
>
> This is BibTeX, Version 0.99cThe top-level auxiliary file: n
On Wednesday 20 December 2006 10:20 am, you wrote:
> Thanks. The file says this:
>
> This is BibTeX, Version 0.99cThe top-level auxiliary file: newfile1.aux
> White space in argument---line 3 of file newfile1.aux
>
> : \bibstyle{"C:/Documents
> : and Settings/john/My
> :
Thanks. The file says this:
This is BibTeX, Version 0.99cThe top-level auxiliary file: newfile1.aux
White space in argument---line 3 of file newfile1.aux
: \bibstyle{"C:/Documents
: and Settings/john/My Documents/elsevier/elsart-harv"}
I'm skipping whatever remains of this
> Vaclav: I looked under Menu>Tools>Preferences>Paths, but I can't see
> anything like lyx_tmpdir? or lyx_tmpbuf???.
In, Menu>Tools>Preferences>Paths is an entry "Temporary directory".
This directory is different in different systems, that is why I wanted you to
see where is yours. On linux,
Rudi: I'm using LyX and not LaTeX (although I had to use LaTeX when I
was trying to make custom .bst files).
Vaclav: I looked under Menu>Tools>Preferences>Paths, but I can't see
anything like lyx_tmpdir? or lyx_tmpbuf???.
I'm using Windows XP if that helps.
John
On 19/12/06, Vaclav Smidl <
On Tuesday 19 December 2006 8:05 pm, John Hughes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a little new to this, so please be patient with me. I'm trying to
> use a BibTeX database to organise my references. The database seems to
> work fine and I can insert a BibTeX reference list into my document
> and use it to put
Obs: I'm assuming that you're not using LyX, but latex directly... If you're
using LyX forget about what's below.
How many times did you compile your .tex file? In order to arrange all
cross-references and citations right, LaTeX needs at least 2 (sometimes 3)
runs.
The order of events would b
Hi,
I'm a little new to this, so please be patient with me. I'm trying to
use a BibTeX database to organise my references. The database seems to
work fine and I can insert a BibTeX reference list into my document
and use it to put citations in my document. However, when I try to
change the style
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Anyone know where can I find samples of how the citations and list of
references come out using various bibtex styles?
Bruce
Google is your friend. Try bibtex and samples as the keywords. Of
particular interest might be:
http://amath.colorado.edu/documentation
Anyone know where can I find samples of how the citations and list of
references come out using various bibtex styles?
Bruce
Also sprach [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I see, it's a matter of what "tags" are used in the xyz.bib file.
> Obviously plaindin.bst doesn't like my file, just as plain.bst, which is
> shipped with Lyx, is not able to process someting like note="available
> at..."
But that shouldn't trigger an error.
> I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I need to add new BibTeX sryles to that already integrated in Lyx.
> How can I do that? I want to use plaindin.bst.
Put it at a place where LaTeX can find it (e.g. /usr/share/texmf/bibtex/ or
~/texmf/bibtex or others, depending on your LaTeX installation), run
These errors are being thrown by LaTeX. In such cases, it is always
helpful to export to LaTeX, compile manually, and look at the LaTeX
source to see what the problem is.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I need to add new BibTeX sryles to that already integrated in Lyx.
> How can I do that? I
Hi!
I need to add new BibTeX sryles to that already integrated in Lyx.
How can I do that? I want to use plaindin.bst.
It is possible to choose it as source for a bibliography but Lyx throws
errors when trying to compile the document.
Thanks
Stefan
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Objet : Re: easy manipulation of bibte
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De : news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la part de Paul A. Rubin
Envoye : mardi 11 janvier 2005 22:06
A : lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Objet : Re: easy manipulation of bibtex styles?
Harold Mouras wrote:
> Dear Lys users,
> would there be a simple way or tool to manipulate bs
be made, or is there any "interpreter" software for bibtex
styles?
Thanks for your help,
Sincerely,
Harold
"Easy" is in the eye of the beholder. Your best bet is to install the
LaTeX package custom-bib, if you don't already have it, and then check
the documentation. T
any "interpreter" software for bibtex
styles?
Thanks for your help,
Sincerely,
Harold
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes schrieb:
> Try to open View>TeX Information, and here to click on the 'Rescan'
> button.
Whow, I've never seen this menu-item in LyX before - and it's working
fine :-))
Thank you Jean-Marc.
For you and all the people here, my best wishes for a peaceful Chistmas
and a healthy
>>>>> "M" == M B Schiekel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
M> Hallo, this question about bibtex-styles in LyX is already open -
M> might be, someone has a very simple idea. Running LyX as root, I
M> can see the natdin-style in the BibTeX-styles-scroll-down-fie
Hallo,
this question about bibtex-styles in LyX is already open - might be,
someone has a very simple idea.
Running LyX as root, I can see the natdin-style in the
BibTeX-styles-scroll-down-field, but not, when I run LyX as normal user. ??
All bst-dirs have root/root/755 and all bst-files have
Georg Baum schrieb:
> ...
> kpsewhich unsrtdin.bst
> texconfig rehash
>
> Then the above command should work.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>kpsewhich natdin.bst
/usr/share/texmf/bibtex/bst/dinat/natdin.bst
...
what's that: running LyX as root, I can see natdin in the
BibTeX-s
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
there are other, more powerful bst stylefiles
jurabib is the non plus ultra ...
and then natbib and then ...
Herbert
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http://www.tex.ac.uk
Herbert Voss schrieb:
>>> Klaus F. Lorenzen, has a new version of natdin.bst.
> there are other, more powerful bst stylefiles
Dear Herbert,
could you be a little more concrete?
thank you -
bernhard
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Georg Baum wrote:
btw for German writing people:
Klaus F. Lorenzen, has a new version of natdin.bst.
If interested, please have a look on his homepage
http://www.haw-hamburg.de/pers/Lorenzen/bibtex/
Good to know.
there are other, more powerful bst stylefiles
Herbert
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Herbert Voss schrieb:
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>kpsewhich natdin.bst
>> /usr/share/texmf/bibtex/bst/dinat/natdin.bst
>> ...
>> hmm: no natdin in the styles-scroll-down-field :-(
>
>
> pay attention they are not sorted.
might be I'm blind - now for 5 times I scanned that scroll-down-field -
no natd
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>kpsewhich natdin.bst
/usr/share/texmf/bibtex/bst/dinat/natdin.bst
LyX->Reconfigure
LyX->Exit
LyX->Start
LyX->insert: BibTeX-reference -> style
hmm: no natdin in the styles-scroll-down-field :-(
pay attention they are not sorted.
You can also browse into the
Georg Baum schrieb:
>>in LyX -> insert: BibTeX-reference -> style
>>how to integrate the dinat- and natdin-style into the
>>styles-scroll-down-field?
>
> The .bst files must be somwhere where tex searches for them.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>kpsewhich natdin.bst
/usr/share/texmf/bibtex/bst/dinat/natdi
M.B. Schiekel wrote:
> in LyX -> insert: BibTeX-reference -> style
> how to integrate the dinat- and natdin-style into the
> styles-scroll-down-field?
The .bst files must be somwhere where tex searches for them. Does the
command
kpsewhich unsrtdin.bst
(or whatever .bst file you use) print out t
e/pers/Lorenzen/bibtex/
BibTeX Styles nach Norm DIN 1505, Ausgabe [8.1b]
Gründlich überarbeitete und erweiterte Version vom 12. Dezember 2004,
Thank you -
bernhard
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Hi Bennett,
texhash is not the problem, unfortunately. I forgot to mention I had
run it, but did it again just in case, reconfigured LyX, etc. Still no
jurabib styles. I can see that texhash found the styles (i.e. I can see
the styles in the ls-R database file with a grep jura* ls-R). So it
On Aug 19, 2004, at 4:23 PM, Stefano Franchi wrote:
I have been trying to install Jurabib on my current LyX/Mac 1.3.4
installation with no success and I wonder if someone can help. (I
understand from a previous message that there currently are
limitations to LyX support for Jurabib, but I'm
I have been trying to install Jurabib on my current LyX/Mac 1.3.4
installation with no success and I wonder if someone can help. (I
understand from a previous message that there currently are
limitations to LyX support for Jurabib, but I'm willing to live with
them until LyX 1.4 comes out).
I
Am Samstag, 20. Dezember 2003 22:47 schrieb Harold Mouras:
> Dear Lyx users,
> i have a question about lyx. I use lyx do format bibliography, but i
cannot
> use others bibtex style files thanthe one called "plain.bst". Are there
any
> parameters ton configure in my LyX to allow others styles choi
Dear Lyx users,
i have a question about lyx. I use lyx do format bibliography, but i cannot
use others bibtex style files thanthe one called "plain.bst". Are there any
parameters ton configure in my LyX to allow others styles choice?
Thanks very much in advance,
Harold
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Janus Sandsgaard wrote:
I am currently trying to get an overview of the integration between BibTex and
LyX. Where can I find alternative styles for BiBTex in Lyx?
LyX will detect any BibTeX styles you have installed. If you want more,
just download them from CTAN and don't forget
1. t
I am currently trying to get an overview of the integration between BibTex and
LyX. Where can I find alternative styles for BiBTex in Lyx?
Thanks!
-j
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http://janus.dk
Folks,
I've been using harvard BibTeX styles, particularly b/c I like the
implementation of the \citepossesive{Smit90}, e.g 'Smith's (1990) data
shows that ...' However, I noticed that natbib is supported in LyX so I
thought I'd investigate that style package. W
On Wed, Jun 05, 2002 at 01:18:35PM -0400, Nelson Hogg wrote:
> No matter what style I choose in the "BibTex Generated References"
> dialog I always get the same style: references in the text are
> surrounded by square brackets as in [someone(1998)] and in the reference
> list these same square
No matter what style I choose in the "BibTex Generated References"
dialog I always get the same style: references in the text are
surrounded by square brackets as in [someone(1998)] and in the reference
list these same square bracketted references appear before each entry.
Is there some way of
Hello,
i don't know about an asa style, but you can try makebst
to create your own style (pretty god AND easy to use).
On my box (Linux, SuSE) it is located at:
/usr/share/texmf/doc/latex/custom-bib/makebst.dvi
/usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/custom-bib/makebst.tex
best
jan
On Thu, 01 Mar 2001, M
I need to format bibleographies for sociology journals and need some
resource on installing new files. I can get close by using the harvard
style. I would be overjoyed if someone knew of an asa.bst (American
Sociological Association, not the Am. Statistical Assn.) and all I had to
do was copy it i
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