Thanks, Rich. I really appreciate the help.
Bruce
On Jun 15, 2006, at 11:31 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
So in BibDesk I could create a master bib file that lists all the
references I might use in papers I might write? How though does
the list of
refer
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
So in BibDesk I could create a master bib file that lists all the
references I might use in papers I might write? How though does the list of
references (a subset of the master list) get created for a specific paper?
From the citations I insert into the
On the bright side, once you've entered something into BibDesk,
you'll never have to retype it again. From within LyX, you simply
select the file containing the bibliographical database(s) you've
constructed with BibDesk. (The database is not tied to a single LyX
document, but can be reused
The references are in the text, and not in a separate .bib file?
Allow me
to suggest that you separate them. The time and effort you spend
will be
repaid many times since you can extract the data from the .bib file
in many
different formats.
Rich
Thanks, Rich. Yes, the references are i
On Jun 15, 2006, at 11:34 AM, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Thanks, André. But I'd prefer not to use a script. I'm looking for
the simplest way to get my references from the current plain form
into the
Smith, B. (1980) The article name. The journal name, volume, page
range.
(Smith, 1980, p.14)
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Thanks, André. But I'd prefer not to use a script. I'm looking for the
simplest way to get my references from the current plain form into the
Smith, B. (1980) The article name. The journal name, volume, page range.
(Smith, 1980, p.14)
styles, using L
Thanks, André. But I'd prefer not to use a script. I'm looking for
the simplest way to get my references from the current plain form
into the
Smith, B. (1980) The article name. The journal name, volume, page range.
(Smith, 1980, p.14)
styles, using LyX alone, or with Bibdesk, or with whateve
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
I have always just typed my references directly into LyX, using the
bibliography environment, but now a journal tells me they don't have the
expertise to alter the plain [1], [2] citation style to their house style,
which is
Smith, B. (1980) The art
Hi!
On 15.06.2006, at 17:21, Bruce Pourciau wrote:
in the reference list and in the text, respectively. So I guess
this is going to force me into using BibDesk (which came in my
MacTeX installation) together with LyX. I've been looking through
the mail archives and the web, but have not fo
I have always just typed my references directly into LyX, using the
bibliography environment, but now a journal tells me they don't have
the expertise to alter the plain [1], [2] citation style to their
house style, which is
Smith, B. (1980) The article name. The journal name, volume, page
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