Thanks for the suggestion Jean-Pierre.
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Jean-Pierre.Chretien wrote:
> As far as the bib file is concerned, my opinion is that the
> bib data should always be self contained, so that using @preamble
> should not be encouraged (nor crossref in fact, or abbreviations).
The example uses the .bib-file you sent me now (althoug we see this
differently, I prefer to use something like aux2bib to create
self-contained .bib-files when necessary)
> Besides, the URL sould be described in an appropriate field,
> which will be understood or not depending on the bst file
> (natbib bsts understand the url field).
> In that line, the \url command will be managed by the document.
Makes sense... so the example uses plainnat now.
> In addition, I ran the lyx file through tex2pdf
> (it's a standard converter here) and the pdf is in Type 1 fonts
> and hypertexted :-).
I don't have tex2pdf AFAIK, so I added \usepackage{hyperref} to the
preamble and changed the default font to times (it's a hack, I know).
So the result is about the same as for the files you sent me, and I
hope the .lyx-file will work for most users.
/Christian
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