Julien Cubizolles writes:
> John Kitchin writes:
>
>> I am pretty sure the metadata from dx.doi.org doesn't contain any
>> abstract information, so there is not a way to put anything useful in
>> it. The abstract is often covered by copyright.
>
> I hadn't thought of that. But for some sources (a
John Kitchin writes:
> I am pretty sure the metadata from dx.doi.org doesn't contain any
> abstract information, so there is not a way to put anything useful in
> it. The abstract is often covered by copyright.
I hadn't thought of that. But for some sources (arXiv comes to mind)
that could be d
Dear all.
Sorry I'm writing this to the list, but don't know who can touch the org
manual.
In http://orgmode.org/manual/LaTeX-specific-attributes.html
you can read: "You can specify specify image...". .
I know it's important to be specific specific, but isn't this a little
too too much? ;)
Best
I am pretty sure the metadata from dx.doi.org doesn't contain any
abstract information, so there is not a way to put anything useful in
it. The abstract is often covered by copyright. You can add your own
abstract with bibtex-make-field (C-c C-f) in a bibtex entry, or you can
copy the bibtex entrie
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> org-ref makes it very easy to download a pdf paper when creating a new
> bibtex entry. However, there is no way that I could find to directly
> open the pdf from the bibtex entry. Could org-ref add some custom field
> like file={...} created when the pdf file is downlo
org-ref makes it very easy to download a pdf paper when creating a new
bibtex entry. However, there is no way that I could find to directly
open the pdf from the bibtex entry. Could org-ref add some custom field
like file={...} created when the pdf file is downloaded ?
Julien.
I'm starting to use org-ref to manage bibtex file, and it's impressively
useful ! However I couldn't find a variable to have the
*-add-bibtex-entry create an abstract field in the bibtex entry. Is it
possible? If not, I think it would be a useful addition.
J. Cubizolles
