When I started using LyX, I had never heard of BiBTeX and was distressed
that most documentation about bibliographies in LyX assumed I knew about
LaTeX and BibTeX. After a while, I found a workable way and wrote up an
introductory explanation for newcomers.
I hope users will find this helpful and I'd be delighted if any/all of
the content could be added to the LyX documentation or linked on your
website:
http://www.ku.edu/~pauljohn/latex/biblioexample.pdf
That is simple and graphically illustrated.
A less well illustrated (more fumbling and bumbling) document was
circulated a while ago, and I don't really recommend it to new users.
The only unique component is that it explains one route by which to
create customized natbib style files for particular journals.
http://www.ku.edu/~pauljohn/latex/LaTeX_Bibliographies.html
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