In Document>Settings>Bibliography, choose "Natbib" and then "Numerical" for "Natbib Style". Then, in Document>Settings>Document Class, under Class Options, Custom, put the word: super.
That said, your girlfriend really should use a BibTeX editor. I can't myself get this working without doing it that way. Download JabRef for her. It's /very/ easy to use.
rh Luca De Marini wrote:
Hallo everyone, first post :) I use Lyx since quite a lot now and I really love it, though my girlfriend found problems usin it, since she has to create a bibliography. I know you'd tell me to use bibtex or something like that but: 1) I don't know how to use those database based bibliography tools, nor have time to learn, plus my girlfriend is an informatic dumb. 2) She hasn't common necessities.. What she needs is this: In the text, somewhere she should be able to put a umber over a word, like when you use a common note in Lyx. Now, the text in the note should not be displayed on the end of the page or on the side... it should instead be shown on the end of the document or of the chapter. That's her problem. She needs a way to achieve this. For example, int he document, she would like to put a number "1" over a word, then maybe over another word in another page, etc... and at the end of the document, find a number "1" with her bibliographic entry. Don't ask me why she needs it, but she does. Her teachers whant the bibliography to be written this way. MS Word can do it, Lyx cannot in my experience. Why? Is there something I miss, can you tip me in any way please? We really need a solution for that problem or Lyx is unusable for her. Naturally, she cannot put the numbers by hand, or she would loose the automated numbering feature of MS Word... like in notes for Lyx, in fact, if you add a bibliography entry before the one tagged as number "1", the new one becomes number "1" and the old one becomes automatically "2". So, the automatism is of course necessary. Ideas? Suggestions? Please help. Also, if I didn't explain myself well, please ask me. Greetings, Luca D.M.