Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: > I see no problem with it. I am including a snapshot of the text where it > is cited (or actually where it should be cited, behind the comma; had to > take it out since the pdf file is not compiled with it) and a snapshot of > the reference (Haupt and Feinleib). Note that the ref (Haupt and Feinleib) > is cited before and turns up in the ref without problem.
And if you use the "draft" option? Where does the reference show up then? > > I think also the hyperref option "draft" (Document > Settings > PDF > > Options > > > > > Additional Options) helps to circumvent this error. But this is only a > > > > temporary solution. > > This does indeed cure it. And the pdf file shows the figures, in contrast > to a draft in the document class, class options custom: draft, where > figures are shown only by empty boxes. What is the purpose of hyperref > option "draft"? Is it a lower resolution in the pdf output? With draft, all hyperlinking is disabled (so hyperref is somewhat knocked out then). As said, this only makes sense as a temporary solution. Before the publication, you should take out draft again and try to fix the real cause. Jürgen
