Hello List,You need to find (or write) a BibTeX style file that fits your purposes, then you can select it from the bibliography button. You can also sometimes use preamble commands to modify how the style is implemented - Jurabib has an impressive range. If you don't specify a style, you get BibeX Plain, which uses the bracketed numbers for references.
the many postings and questions about bibtex in the last time made me curious. So now I started to learn what it is, and I'm building my own Bibtex-database.
But I don't like the numbers ([1] in .dvi-output) for citing an entry of the bibtex-catalogue, I'd rather like to have something like [OLO] in the Text to take reference to a book written by Rainer Oloff. I know that it's possible with the "normal" Bibliography-environment, but is there a way to do this in Bibtex, too?
Robin
-- "I can say: 'Thank these bees for their honey as though they were kind people who have prepared it for you'; that is intelligible and describes how I should like you to conduct yourself. But I cannot say: 'Thank them because, look, how kind they are!'--since the next moment they may sting you. - Wittgenstein
Robin Turner IDMYO Bilkent Univeritesi Ankara 06533 Turkey
www.bilkent.edu.tr/~robin
