right
away without having to move the main window aside?
Wolfgang
On 04.09.2018 09:00, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
I am trying to use the built in journal abbreviation list of JabRef-4.3.1
With Options>manage Journal abbreviations I select
JabRef built in list
but it does not seem to work
I am trying to use the built in journal abbreviation list of JabRef-4.3.1
With Options>manage Journal abbreviations I select
JabRef built in list
but it does not seem to work for the references. If I check again
Options>manage Journal abbreviations
the list is not selected any m
n wrote:
> > I would like to use journal abbreviations in my reference list. I know,
> > Jabref is having this option (manage journal abbreviations); I have,
> > however, difficulties in getting it to work. Could somebody who used it
> > already give me a hint? The e
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
I would like to use journal abbreviations in my reference list. I know, Jabref
is having this option (manage journal abbreviations); I have, however,
difficulties in getting it to work. Could somebody who used it already give
me a hint? The explanation in jabref is
Hi
I do not use jabref, however in bibtex you may use strings{} for this.
The best way is to use a shorthand form of the journal when you
enter the citataion (like AJP) and then make a new bibfile
with:
@string{AJP = "Am. J. Physiol."}
and call that bibfile before your bibfile with citations.
in
I would like to use journal abbreviations in my reference list. I know, Jabref
is having this option (manage journal abbreviations); I have, however,
difficulties in getting it to work. Could somebody who used it already give
me a hint? The explanation in jabref is beyond me (e.g. personal
