On Fri, Feb 15, 2002 at 01:45:58PM +0100, Wayan wrote:
> thank you. I have already used ERT, but the problem is the
> citation not appears in the text. I have only use \cite{} and
> \ocite{}. When I viewed as PostScript, that only show: (?mil99)
> for \cite{mil99) and () for \ocite{mil99). I am using
> [author-year]{amsrefs} package with the amsxport style. Could
> you please tell me what is wrong of my setting? The reference
> at the end of article is right.
After checking with [EMAIL PROTECTED] I get very quickly
attached answer.
Have a nice day
Matej
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# To: Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
# Subject: Re: amsrefs -- \ocite doesn't work
# From: Michael John Downes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
# Date: 19 Feb 2002 13:54:19 -0500
#
# Matej Cepl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
#
# > thank you for providing amsrefs package. Unfortunately, I have a
# > trouble to make it working properly. See attached example, where
# > \ocite obviously doesn't provide results which I hoped to get.
#
# There was a bug when the previous cite key was the same as the next cite
# key. I posted version 1.18 of amsrefs.sty with this bug (and a couple of
# others) fixed, you can get a new distribution at
#
# ftp://ftp.ams.org/pub/tex/amsrefs.zip
#
# Thank you for reporting this problem, it helps us to get the bugs fixed
# so everyone else will benefit too.
#
# I would like to make a suggestion about the usage of \ocite in one
# instance:
#
# > Based on the stage of formation, \ocite{mil99} have divided it ...
#
# Because this is used as the subject of the sentence, rather than as an
# object, I would recommend rather writing the names explicitly, or at
# least using \citeauthor:
#
# Based on the stage of formation, Mil\'esi et al.\ \ycite{mil99}
# have divided it ...
#
# Or:
#
# Based on the stage of formation, \citeauthor{mil99} \ycite{mil99}
# have divided it ...
#
# Regards, Michael Downes
# [EMAIL PROTECTED]
