hello,
this is more of a bibtex and natbib question, but i thought that some
people on the list may have come across this problem when creating a
CV. i'm using the article class to create a CV and i'd like to use
bibTeX with the natbib style for my publication list. a typical CV
will list publications in chronological order, but the numbering is
in reverse so that a reviewer can quickly count how many publications
one has.
5. kidd et al., 2007
4. kidd et al., 2006
3. kidd et al., 2005
2. etc
the standard citation output, however, appears in the order of a
citation sty, which for natbib is the order that they appear in a
document.
1. kidd et al., 2007
2. kidd et al., 2006
3. etc
is there a simple way to reverse the citation order within the natbib
style or bibTeX framework so that it follows a reverse chronological
order that is typical for a CV? i still want to take advantage of
using citations so that the formating is correct and the insertion of
new publications is trivial?
thanks,
-brian
