Allan Rae wrote:
>>http://www.perce.de/lyx/cite0.gif <-- with natbib
>>http://www.perce.de/lyx/cite1.gif <-- without natbib
>>
>
> So why is there a page entry given without natbib? Is that just
> making use of the "after" field? (Hmm... it would seem so)
the first shows the different natbibstyles, which have all
the same behaviour when deactivating "use natbib".
it's also possible to use the "before" entry when you
have natbib style (it's "see" in some labels).
to let the inset know what to do with the label I put all
information in the option part: before, after, label.
for example a line from a lyx file:
\citet[<\before>also<\end_before><\after>Page
57ff<\end_after><\natbib>Bry and Afflerbach (1968)]{bry-afflerbach}
> What if I just have a regular \cite will it look like "[key]" or not?
sure, this is cite1.gif. you see only the keys and all with
\cite...
> This is the main question we have been wanting clarified -- for the
> engineers and such among us who aren't enlightened enough to want
> anything other than numbers in the _output_ for citations.
Herbert
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