Hi, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote (20.2.2007): > I do appreciate your help, but I can't send you a more than 400 > reference-file If you are a native speaker (somebody else?), could > you just tell me what you would answer in the PUNCTUATION BETWEEN > SECTIONS (BLOCKS) case if you want a result like this one: > > Somers, D., Devlin, P. and Kay, S. (1998) Phytochromes and > cryptochromes in the entrainment of the Arabidopsis circadian clock. > Science 282, > > PUNCTUATION BETWEEN SECTIONS (BLOCKS): > (*) \newblock after blocks (periods or new lines with openbib option) > (c) Comma between blocks > (s) Semi-colon between blocks > (b) Blanks between blocks > (t) Period after titles of articles, books, etc else commas > (u) Colon after titles of articles, books, etc else commas > (a) Period after titles of articles else commas > (d) Colon after titles of articles else commas > Select: ????? Wolfgang???? > > The example is correct, except that the first line should start left > and the next line(s -if more) should be indented > I do not understand what blocks mean here, and is period here a dot?
A "Block" refers to elements belonging together, i.e. the name(s) of the author(s) form a block. A period is a "." The problem with Your example is that You would like to have a space after the authors block and a period after the title block. makebst cannot cope with several block separators, so You have to edit the .bst file manually. I could take a look on the .bst file You have created if You mail it to me. BTW, if You send a P(rivate)M(ail) to me with the .bst file attached, please list all wishes the style should fulfill. And you can use German, too. Kind regards Kimmo
