SV: journal abbreviations
Hi
I do not use jabref, however in bibtex you may use strings{} for this.
The best way is to use a shorthand form of the journal when you
enter the citataion (like AJP) and then make a new bibfile
with:
@string{AJP = Am. J. Physiol.}
and call that bibfile before your bibfile with citations.
in LaTeX: \bibliography{abbreviations,citations}
You may make several @strings to format into
Am. J. Physiol. if your citation.bib
has many different formats for each journal.
Ingar
SV: journal abbreviations
Hi
I do not use jabref, however in bibtex you may use strings{} for this.
The best way is to use a shorthand form of the journal when you
enter the citataion (like AJP) and then make a new bibfile
with:
@string{AJP = Am. J. Physiol.}
and call that bibfile before your bibfile with citations.
in LaTeX: \bibliography{abbreviations,citations}
You may make several @strings to format into
Am. J. Physiol. if your citation.bib
has many different formats for each journal.
Ingar
SV: journal abbreviations
Hi
I do not use jabref, however in bibtex you may use strings{} for this.
The best way is to use a shorthand form of the journal when you
enter the citataion (like AJP) and then make a new bibfile
with:
@string{AJP = "Am. J. Physiol."}
and call that bibfile before your bibfile with citations.
in LaTeX: \bibliography{abbreviations,citations}
You may make several @strings to format into
"Am. J. Physiol." if your citation.bib
has many different formats for each journal.
Ingar
