Thank you again!
You mean in the preamble? I have mentioned it there:
\usepackage[style=authoryear,natbib=true]{biblatex}
\bibliography{<name>}
The path is missing. The wiki clearly states that
"Note that the bib file must either be located in your texmf-tree,
or you must
enter an absolute path in the command above."
Yes, sorry, I have seen that, but as I looked for the database inside
of Lyx I forgot, that I would have to enter it into the preamlbe also.
The whole procedure is completely confusing for me, as I dont know the
data management of my computer. I´m normally just a user with no
further interests in computers and programming, so this is really hard
for me to understand.
And, honestly: I still don´t know what to enter. I tried two different
versions, which both obviously don´t work:
\bibliography{/home/stefan/documents/Bibliographien/BibDesk/testbib}
and in german:
\bibliography{/home/stefan/Dokumente/Bibliographien/BibDesk/testbib}
here is he path as I would describe it
hd/user/stefan/Dokumente/Bibliographien/BibDesk/testbib
It also doesn´t work like this, but I don´t know how to enter it in a
way, that Lyx could understand it.
So write the full path to your working directory in the
\bibliography command,
not just the file name. E.g.
\bibliography{/home/juergen/test/bbl/testbib}
I also don´t understand this example: Do you have a folder with the
name "home", or is this a certain folder which exists on every OSX?
BTW if you use the biblatex module, you do not need a dedicated
bblscrreprt
layout. The normal KOMA report layout will do as well.
Does that mean, that I do not have to install every class I want to
use separately? That would be great! Just choosing the module in
document -> settings -> modules?
Thanks a lot, best*
Jess
