Jonathan
Aaron A. King wrote:
Check out the package "makebst". It's part of the standard tetex TeX distribution and can be found on CTAN:
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/custom-bib.html?action=/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/custom-bib/
You run latex on makebst.tex. You are prompted with a series of questions. The result is a custom .bst file. I have used makebst for years to create .bst files for use with various journals.
Good luck.
Aaron
| I'm writing a journal article using LaTeX. Although latex use is | encouraged by the publisher, and they do provide a .sty file, their | latex support is actually pretty pitiful. :( | | I'm required to use an unusual and restrictive author-date reference | format that doesn't quite match any existing bibtex styles that I can | find, and the publisher does not provide a bibtex style file. So, I'm | left to modify an existing style to meet my needs. Does anyone know a | good reference for programming .bst files? | | One thing in particular is that the first and middle initials of the | author names are to be shown without periods. One option I have is to | go through my .bib file and delete all these periods manually. But I | was wondering if I could write a script to do this: search for the | author fields and delete any periods (.) in those fields. But I'm | really new to script files. Any good references? Would someone like to | propose a script that might work for me? Any other suggestions?
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