Erez Yerushalmi wrote:
Hi,
I feel that this is probably a stupid question, but I've spent so much time
trying to figure this out.
I still don't get it.
Here is what I can do so far.
1. From the examples given in wiki and other sources, I know now how to use
a .bib file with LyX and it works great in citations.
2. I also know that .bib files have a certain format, and that I can get
them as an output from the various journals.
3. So far, and I can save these outputs as .txt file only.
However, HERE IS THE QUESTION,
How do I actually save a file in a *.bib* format???
Can any one give a simple answer?
You can write out the .bib file by hand using a text editor. However, it
is usually preferable to use a bibtex editor such as JabRef. Gui bibtex
editors are available for most operating systems.
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