Re: biblist obsolete what else to use NonMember
Someone will probably beat me in replying to this, and it's not a teTeX
question, but ...
migis garb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on
Thu, 28 Sep 2000 10:37:47 +0200 (MEST)
> Hi texies!
> I was just at dante and found out that biblist is obsolete, but
> what else should I use to produce a nice print of my whole database
> without typing millions of times \nocite{mr.x:98}.
\nocite{*}
> Thank you very much
Ken Smith
RPMs for Suse?
Hi, does anybody have up to date rpms for Suse Linux? It still ships with pdftex 0.13d :-( Best regards Martin
RPMs for Suse?
Hi, does anybody have up to date rpms for Suse Linux? It still ships with pdftex 0.13d :-( Best regards Martin PGP signature
Re: biblist obsolete what else to use NonMember
> Hi texies!
>
> I was just at dante and found out that biblist is obsolete, but
> what else should I use to produce a nice print of my whole database
> without typing millions of times \nocite{mr.x:98}.
Please send general TeX questions to the newsgroup comp.text.tex,
this list is only intended for teTeX-specific questions.
Anyway, try
\nocite{*}
/Mats
Re: biblist obsolete what else to use NonMember
\nocite{*}
IIRC
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Re: teTeX-1.0.6
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 08:20:53 +0200 From: Stefan Kost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ... just to mention, I *read* the FAQ. The mail was more ment that it wont hurt to emphasize, that those variable can cause problems when are set. Anyway (to be at least a bit helpful), this is what the FAQ says in point 23 First, make sure that your "environment" is ok and run texconfig confall This gives you an idea about which binaries are found along your PATH and if you have set some environment variables that might confuse teTeX's programs. If in doubt, unset all variables that are set in the last section of the output. The last section contains the searchpath for kpsepath not environment variables. Ok, this seems to have changed since the FAQ was written (namely, the environment variables section is no longer the last section). So Thomas, could you change the text in the FAQ entry to: If in doubt, unset all variables that are shown in the "environment variables" section of the output. David Kastrup Phone: +49-234-32-25570 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fax: +49-234-32-14209 Institut für Neuroinformatik, Universitätsstr. 150, 44780 Bochum, Germany
biblist obsolete what else to use NonMember
Hi texies!
I was just at dante and found out that biblist is obsolete, but
what else should I use to produce a nice print of my whole database
without typing millions of times \nocite{mr.x:98}.
Thank you very much
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Re: teTeX-1.0.6
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2000 17:37:55 +0200 From: Stefan Kost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> just a short note about behaviour of teTeX (1.0.6) on solaris. I encourage you to improve the verbosity of tetex (sorry for writing it lowercase). Today tetex stopped working. We needed hours to find out that it was about the env-variable TEXMF, TEXINPUT. After we've removed them it started working again. Why are they still there if not needed. Why can't tex tell me *where* it is searching for something, if it does not find it. Please don't answer, ' because it's not yet written'. It's been said that tex is quite mature (should be for its age). sorry for the harsh mail, but this wasn't neccessary... The texconfig utility offers an entry "FAQ". The documentation for teTeX contains this selfsame FAQ. Question 23 addresses your problem and gives hints how to diagnose it. If you fail to read the supplied doc, it is you that are to blame. teTeX itself does not set any environment variables. If you set some environment variables to values belonging to an old installation, you are at fault. Especially if this is mentioned in the FAQ and you don't read it. Sorry for the harsh mail, but this wasn't necessary... David Kastrup Phone: +49-234-32-25570 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fax: +49-234-32-14209 Institut für Neuroinformatik, Universitätsstr. 150, 44780 Bochum, Germany
