Thanks for the URL:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=setURL+citeURL
Trying it fast, with hiperref I had the same problem '%'. The solution was put spaces
in the bibtex file in the places that I recommend to cut (after the '/' mysteryously
Latex has cut after the '_' but it's good too ;-) )
Ok the solution for all the people who is interested:
1.- Write the Url with "misc" in the "How published" field or (if you don't want to
use misc), use another style and put it in the Note field . You have to write
something like this:
Slashdot:
\url{http://www.slashdot.org/long_url/where_we_found_the_following_article/interesting_article.shtml}
1.a.- If you use Pybliographer/ic, write it in native mode (The red light will appear
indicating that something is wrong, but don't matter)
1.b.- You can write it with a text editor (it's better with Vim, as you know :) )
2.- Put some spaces in the url (after the '/' or '_' or '.' or where you want) (if you
don't do this, there will appear a '%')
3.- Put \usepackage{url} in the Latex preamble
4.- Include the cite normally in Lyx
Sorry for my english.
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