http://www.ku.edu/~pauljohn/latex/LaTeX_Bibliographies.html
In that same directory, I left the apsa2.bst and apsa2.dbj files that are mentioned in there.
Good luck.
pj
Tomoharu Nishino wrote:
A couple of things to try:
Make sure that Use Natbib is enabled in Layout->Documents and you've selected Author-Date.
When inserting BibTex Reference, you might try one of the following styles:
apsrmp apalike apsrev
As far as I can tell, apsrmp looks pretty much like the Harvard style, though I haven't really checked carefully for differences.
If for some reason the above are not good enough and you must have precisely the Harvard style, I think there is a Harvard style out there. But I don't think it is installed as part of the Mac/fink installation of TeTeX (it might be part of the i-installer installation). If it is not installed, you need to go to tug.ctan.org and locate the harvard.sty and appropriate .bst files (agsm.bst, I think, but there are probably others). Install these files, then do \usepackage{harvard} in the preamble (Layout>Document).
Hope this helps.
Tn
On Feb 9, 2005, at 11:58 PM, James Bennett wrote:
Thanks Stephano - I've got LyX and Bibdesk talking to each other okay (in the manner you described), but I can't get it to produce the referencing style I'm after: I should have made myself clearer.
Basically my problem is that I can't find the style I'm after in the
Insert>Lists & Toc> BibTex Reference
dialogue box (after I have selected my .bib file). I want to add the Harvard referencing style to this box, but I have no idea how to do this, or whether I can even do this in LyX.
If anyone is nifty with this sort of thing, I'd greatly appreciate any advice.
Cheers,
James
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