Hi Eric, Eric Schulte <eric.schu...@gmx.com> wrote:
> I am currently writing my dissertation (proposal) in Org-mode. So far > it is working very well for me, I can export to both PDF for more formal > submissions to my adviser and to HTML for less formal posting to a web > page. I keep *all* of my reading notes as Org-bibtex headlines in a > single large reading.org file. I have a (somewhat complex) system > whereby I am able to reference these bibtex entries from the > dissertation and automatically generate the required .bib file as part > of my document export process. One nice side effect of this setup has > been the ability to do a fun graphical export of my references [1]. > > My entire dissertation directory is in a public git repository [2], you > may find my Makefile [3] useful (although again I should warn you that > my particular setup may be needlessly complex). Thanks for your helpful advice! Your org-bibtex setup in particular looks like exactly what I need. (Your dissertation proposal looks very interesting, too!) I think what I will do is stick with Org for now, and try to be smarter about a few things (like the #+LABEL command...which I must have read about at some point but forgotten) so that, if I ever need to drop down to straight LaTeX, it will be easy to make the switch. You've given me a helpful example to follow. Best, Richard
