Re: Option clash with natbib

schrieb Maria Gouskova: > > The .cls file only mentions natbib once, as \ProvidePackage{natbib}. > > That's odd! Are you sure this is the code (not > \RequirePackage{natbib})? > > If it is the latter, add the following to your layout file: > > Provides natbib 1

Re: Option clash with natbib

Am Montag, dem 20.01.2025 um 07:44 -0500 schrieb Maria Gouskova: > The .cls file only mentions natbib once, as \ProvidePackage{natbib}. That's odd! Are you sure this is the code (not \RequirePackage{natbib})? If it is the latter, add the following to your layout file: Provides natbi

Option clash with natbib

Hi LyX users, I'm running into an error while trying to use a custom .cls file with LyX. It's Article-based, so I didn't do anything fancy with the layout file, and everything appears to be compiling fine when I hit "show output anyway". But I do get this "Option c

Re: NatBib "sort&compress" specifier

Am Freitag, den 31.03.2017, 17:58 -0400 schrieb Richard Heck: > > Am I overlooking how to specify "sort&compress" when using natbib > > via LyX?  I see how I can use it in the preamble, but I cannot find > > where to specify it using the Bibliography interface. >

Re: NatBib "sort&compress" specifier

On 03/31/2017 03:27 PM, Joel Kulesza wrote: > All, > > Am I overlooking how to specify "sort&compress > <http://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/natbib.pdf>" > when using natbib via LyX? I see how I can use it in the preamble, &

NatBib "sort&compress" specifier

All, Am I overlooking how to specify "sort&compress <http://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/natbib/natbib.pdf>" when using natbib via LyX? I see how I can use it in the preamble, but I cannot find where to specify it using the Bibliography interfac

Natbib: Changing Bibliography Style

I've read natbib.pdf and searched the Web without finding a solution. Using the plainnat bibliography style a reference is formatted with the year at the end; e.g.: R.C. Ward, J.C. Loftis, and G.B. McBride. The "data-rich but information-poor" syndrome in water quality monitoring. Environmen

Re: natbib with natmove

Csikos Bela írta: >Scott Kostyshak írta: >>On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 12:07 PM, Csikos Bela wrote: >>> Hello: >>> >>> I would like to load natbib manually in the preamble why keeping the >>> capability of >>>using lyx's insert cite option

Re: natbib with natmove

Scott Kostyshak írta: >On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 12:07 PM, Csikos Bela wrote: >> Hello: >> >> I would like to load natbib manually in the preamble why keeping the >> capability of using lyx's insert cite options. How can I? > >Can you try going to document &g

Re: natbib with natmove

On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 12:07 PM, Csikos Bela wrote: > Hello: > > I would like to load natbib manually in the preamble why keeping the > capability of using lyx's insert cite options. How can I? Can you try going to document > settings > Local Layout and putting in there:

natbib with natmove

Hello: I would like to load natbib manually in the preamble why keeping the capability of using lyx's insert cite options. How can I? Reason: The natmove package doesn't work if natbib is loaded by lyx, only if loaded manually in the preamble by \usepackage[numbers,super,sort&co

Re: Natbib with abbrvnat in LyX

That's great! I just wanted to stay with the existing styles before thinking of customization, but now what you have made should do exactly what I need. Thank you, Mehrdad On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 5:35 AM, Csikos Bela wrote: > Mehrdad Oveisi írta: > >Thank you for your reply, Csikos. Let me si

Re: Natbib with abbrvnat in LyX

Mehrdad Oveisi írta: >Thank you for your reply, Csikos. Let me simplify my question a bit. >What I need is a combination of > >-- "abbrv" which abbreviates the authors' first names, and >-- "alpha" which creates keys like [Tar56] which are short and readable > >as in the example in my previous ema

Re: Natbib with abbrvnat in LyX

Thank you for your reply, Csikos. Let me simplify my question a bit. What I need is a combination of -- "abbrv" which abbreviates the authors' first names, and -- "alpha" which creates keys like [Tar56] which are short and readable as in the example in my previous email: [Tar56] A. Tarski. Lo

Re: Natbib with abbrvnat in LyX

Mehrdad Oveisi írta: >Hello, > >I am using LyX with Natbib and Natbib style set to "Author-year" (under >"Document" -> "Settings" -> "Bibliography" -> "Citation Style"). > >If I use "Insert" -> "List

Natbib with abbrvnat in LyX

Hello, I am using LyX with Natbib and Natbib style set to "Author-year" (under "Document" -> "Settings" -> "Bibliography" -> "Citation Style"). If I use "Insert" -> "List / TOC" -> "BibTex Bibliography&quo

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

On 26/04/2013 2:29 PM, Csikos Bela wrote: Richard Heck írta: Provided that I let lyx load natbib with numeric citations, what should go exactly in the class options line then? To achieve the same effect as when natbib is loaded manually by \usepackage[super,sort&compress]{natbib}

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

Richard Heck írta: >> Provided that I let lyx load natbib with numeric citations, what should go >>exactly in the class options line then? To achieve the same effect as >>when natbib is loaded manually by >> >> \usepackage[super,sort&compress]{natbib} >

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

On 04/25/2013 02:37 PM, Csikos Bela wrote: Richard Heck írta: Or is there a way I don't know of?> Class options are automatically passed to packages, if the class does not recognize them. Thanks Richard. I haven't noticed your previous mail. Provided that I let lyx load natbib

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

Richard Heck írta: >> Or is there a way I don't know of?> >Class options are automatically passed to packages, if the class does >not recognize them. Thanks Richard. I haven't noticed your previous mail. Provided that I let lyx load natbib with numeric citations, w

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

On 04/25/2013 09:34 AM, Csikos Bela wrote: Jacob Bishop írta: 1. How can I set options for the natbib package? The stuff that goes >>between [], like \usepackage[options]{natbib}. As I see lyx adds only 'authoryear' or 'numbers' as options, but how can I add

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

Jacob Bishop írta: >>1. How can I set options for the natbib package? The stuff that goes >>>>between [], like \usepackage[options]{natbib}. As I see lyx adds only >>'authoryear' or 'numbers' as options, but how can >>I add other options, eg.

Re: lyx and natbib, two questions

bcsikos, 1. How can I set options for the natbib package? The stuff that goes > between [], like \usepackage[options]{natbib}. As I see lyx adds only > 'authoryear' or 'numbers' as options, but how can I add other options, eg. > 'merge'? > Although i

lyx and natbib, two questions

Hello: I have two questions on natbib in lyx. 1. How can I set options for the natbib package? The stuff that goes between [], like \usepackage[options]{natbib}. As I see lyx adds only 'authoryear' or 'numbers' as options, but how can I add other options, eg. 'merg

Re: problem with natbib numbering

LaTeX commands. \numberwithin{equation}{section} \newcommand{\lyxaddress}[1]{ \par {\raggedright #1 \vspace{1.4em} \noindent\par} } %% User specified LaTeX commands. \usepackage[numbers,super,sort&compress]{natbib} \bibliographystyle{unsrtnat} \makeatother \u

Re: natbib error, \onehalfspacing

Jim Maas wrote: > == > #% Do not delete the line below; configure depends on this > # \DeclareLaTeXClass[bio]{article (bio)} > > # Input general definitions > Input stdclass.inc # The class loads natbib itself Provides natbib 1 > > = Jürgen

Re: natbib error, \onehalfspacing

as wrote: > > = > > > > > > ! LaTeX Error: Option clash for package natbib. > > In the LyX layout file, add the line > > Provides natbib 1 > > to the global definitions (as in aastex.layout, f.ex.). > > Is this a self-made layout file or one shipped with LyX

Re: natbib error, \onehalfspacing

Jim Maas wrote: > = > > > ! LaTeX Error: Option clash for package natbib. In the LyX layout file, add the line Provides natbib 1 to the global definitions (as in aastex.layout, f.ex.). Is this a self-made layout file or one shipped with LyX? Jürgen

problem with natbib numbering

ction} \newcommand{\lyxaddress}[1]{ \par {\raggedright #1 \vspace{1.4em} \noindent\par} } %% User specified LaTeX commands. \usepackage[numbers,super,sort&compress]{natbib} \bibliographystyle{unsrtnat} \makeatother \usepackage{babel} \addto\ext

bemaer-natbib problem SOLVED

For a reason that I do not yet fully grasp, the problem was due to the \beamerdefaultoverlayspecification{<1->} command that I had to put in my file to avoid having a bunch of "Reference" elements in the TOC. If I comment this line and fully adopt the Lyx-Beamer conventions (before that I was

Another strange beamer and natbib problem

in the bibliography (which happens to be a \nocite reference). This is not really a Lyx problem, I think, since I get it also with the exported latex file (but it was working before I have imported my original beamer latex file in Lyx and adopted natbib as the bibliography system - since Lyx

Re: natbib (author year problem)

On 11/13/2011 02:37 PM, Tóth Imre wrote: Hello I use the latest stable version of Ubuntu, so I use the lyx2.0. I am writing some assignments and my university requests the (Author year) citation style. I found the Natbib support in within the document configuration but i can use it without

natbib (author year problem)

Hello I use the latest stable version of Ubuntu, so I use the lyx2.0. I am writing some assignments and my university requests the (Author year) citation style. I found the Natbib support in within the document configuration but i can use it without any success it only shows the (author

Re: natbib/authordate extra white space after et al.

Julien, Thanks, after fixing that line I was still having the same problem so kept looking in the style file and found a similar statement on line 1038 and took out space there too. All good now. -Simon On 10/13/11, Julien Rioux wrote: > On 13/10/2011 11:20 PM, Simon Mushi wrote: >> Richard, >

Re: natbib/authordate extra white space after et al.

On 13/10/2011 11:20 PM, Simon Mushi wrote: Richard, Coincidentally, this happens with all the authordate family of styles, i.e. 1,2,3 and 4. Do you observe the same behaviour on your system? Using the APA style gives "Ahrens et al., 2000", which is _correct_, but I prefered authordate3's prese

Re: natbib/authordate extra white space after et al.

f. Line 268 of authordate3.bst has the following entry { ", {\em et~al.\}\relax" * } no spurious spaces here...anywhere else to look? Thanks, -Simon On 10/13/11, Richard Heck wrote: > On 10/13/2011 02:50 PM, Simon Mushi wrote: >> Hi, >> I am using Lyx 2.0

Re: natbib/authordate extra white space after et al.

On 10/13/2011 02:50 PM, Simon Mushi wrote: > Hi, > I am using Lyx 2.0.0 and have written a paper using natbib and the > authordate3 bib style. All is well, apart from et al. citations in the > body which appear with an extra whitespace before the comma and date, > i.e "(

natbib/authordate extra white space after et al.

Hi, I am using Lyx 2.0.0 and have written a paper using natbib and the authordate3 bib style. All is well, apart from et al. citations in the body which appear with an extra whitespace before the comma and date, i.e "(Ahrens et al. , 2000)" How do I get rid of this space before th

Re: Problem using Natbib

Got it. Thanks for your help!! On 9/7/11 4:10 PM, Richard Heck wrote: On 09/02/2011 04:16 PM, Alan Greene wrote: Certainly. The attached files currently compile, but with Natbib chosen, a "something is missing" error occurs. If an incompatible bst is chosen (like humannat), "c

Re: Problem using Natbib

On 09/02/2011 04:16 PM, Alan Greene wrote: > Certainly. The attached files currently compile, but with Natbib > chosen, a "something is missing" error occurs. If an incompatible bst > is chosen (like humannat), "control sequence" errors are produced. > It

Re: Problem using Natbib

I'll have a look at this soon. Much to do today rh On 09/02/2011 04:16 PM, Alan Greene wrote: > Certainly. The attached files currently compile, but with Natbib > chosen, a "something is missing" error occurs. If an incompatible bst > is chosen (like humannat), "

Re: Problem using Natbib

Certainly. The attached files currently compile, but with Natbib chosen, a "something is missing" error occurs. If an incompatible bst is chosen (like humannat), "control sequence" errors are produced. On 9/2/11 1:35 PM, Richard Heck wrote: On 09/02/2011 12:30 PM, Alan G

Re: Problem using Natbib

e and > (2) 'plain' or 'ieeetr' bst (but not 'humannat,' which I'd like to > use). When I attempt to employ Natbib and/or a bst file such as > humannat, I receive numerous errors like these: > > ! Paragraph ended before \org@@citex was complete >

AW: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

Hello, Julien pointed me to the right place: > You also need to use a natbib-compatible bibliography style. You select this by clicking on your "BibTeX Generated Bibliography" in your LyX document and selecting e.g. plainnat Actually, I would have chosen plainnat as in some older d

Re: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

special characters such as "ï". Any other ideas? Matthias -Original Message- From: Richard Heck [mailto:rgh...@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 3:40 PM To: Matthias Hunstig Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Re: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(

Re: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

-Original Message- >> From: Richard Heck [mailto:rgh...@comcast.net] >> Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 3:40 PM >> To: Matthias Hunstig >> Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org >> Subject: Re: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error >> &g

RE: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

ther ideas? Matthias > -Original Message- > From: Richard Heck [mailto:rgh...@comcast.net] > Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2011 3:40 PM > To: Matthias Hunstig > Cc: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org > Subject: Re: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

Re: use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

On 07/13/2011 05:58 AM, Matthias Hunstig wrote: > Hello, > > I am using LyX 2.0 and just switched the citation style to Natbib (numeric) > because I want to use \citet from time to time. > > However, whenever I use \citet, a bold *(author?)* appears in the PDF instead > of

use of \citet (with natbib numeric) gives "(author?)" error

Hello, I am using LyX 2.0 and just switched the citation style to Natbib (numeric) because I want to use \citet from time to time. However, whenever I use \citet, a bold *(author?)* appears in the PDF instead of the author name. The source code looks fine to me, for example: \citet[p.~223

Re: problem when using natbib reference

, 2011 at 12:16 PM, #VENKATARAMAN PANDURANGAN# < venk0...@e.ntu.edu.sg> wrote: > Hi, > > > > I am using Lyx 1.6.7. when I try to use natbib package with author year > style, the intext references are displayed without the square brackets in > the end as > > Text Li

problem when using natbib reference

Hi, I am using Lyx 1.6.7. when I try to use natbib package with author year style, the intext references are displayed without the square brackets in the end as Text Liu et. Al (1998) textinstead of text [Liu et. Al (1998)] text This problem does not appear when I choose numeric style. Can

Re: Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Jesper Stemann Andersen wrote: > In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the > Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography -> Citation Style > preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet > instead of a \cite in

Natbib Citation Style (\citet command) mandatory with Biblatex module and LyX 2.0 (even RC3)

Hi, In contrast to LyX 1.6, with LyX 2.0 (even RC3), when selecting the Biblatex-citation-styles module [1], the Bibliography -> Citation Style preference is forced to Natbib and all citations are set with a \citet instead of a \cite in the source code. Without the natbib=true option

Re: BibTeX and Natbib

On 23/02/2011 6:30 PM, Eduardo de Oliveira Horta wrote: So it seems all that was needed to do was to select the plainnat.bst as the bibliography style. Now it`s working fine. I have another question, though: is it possible to configure the style in the references section when I added it the way

Re: BibTeX and Natbib

ist/TOC>  BibTeX bibliography... >>> >>> The file exports to pdf as a charm, with all citations numbered, >>> within brackets and no author names. Ok. Now I would like my citations >>> to be formated as author-year. I've changed the citation style to >

Re: BibTeX and Natbib

exports to pdf as a charm, with all citations numbered, >> within brackets and no author names. Ok. Now I would like my citations >> to be formated as author-year. I've changed the citation style to >> Natbib (in Document>  Settings>  Bibliography>  Citation Style)

Re: BibTeX and Natbib

List/TOC> BibTeX bibliography... The file exports to pdf as a charm, with all citations numbered, within brackets and no author names. Ok. Now I would like my citations to be formated as author-year. I've changed the citation style to Natbib (in Document> Settings> Bibliography> Cit

BibTeX and Natbib

as a charm, with all citations numbered, within brackets and no author names. Ok. Now I would like my citations to be formated as author-year. I've changed the citation style to Natbib (in Document > Settings > Bibliography > Citation Style). The LyX file displays the citations corr

Re: natbib handling

On 18/01/2011 6:06 AM, Frédéric Perez wrote: Hi, I just got into some minor issue with the handling of the natbib package in Lyx 2.0.0b3. There is a "merge" option in natbib that allows for concatenating two bibliographic entries into a single one. Adding this option to the package

natbib handling

Hi, I just got into some minor issue with the handling of the natbib package in Lyx 2.0.0b3. There is a "merge" option in natbib that allows for concatenating two bibliographic entries into a single one. Adding this option to the package allows for changing the usual command \cite{

Re: How do I get apalike (w/natbib) to display URLs in the Bibliography??

On 17/10/2010 10:56 AM, Lea Rennert wrote: Hi, I am working with Lyx 1.6.2 on windows, and I am writing my thesis in the book (KOMA-script) - class. I have chosen natbib (author-year) in Documents settings and loaded the bib-file using apalike since this format seems to work best for me

How do I get apalike (w/natbib) to display URLs in the Bibliography??

Hi, I am working with Lyx 1.6.2 on windows, and I am writing my thesis in the book (KOMA-script) - class. I have chosen natbib (author-year) in Documents settings and loaded the bib-file using apalike since this format seems to work best for me. Everything is working fine, except that I cannot

Re: Citation of Authors With the Same Last Name with Natbib

On 6/17/2010 7:23 AM, Bruno- wrote: Hi, I've got 2 authors with the same last name and I'm using Natbib. How can I show the initials of the first names of these authors? To do something like this: (R.A Harris, 1995) (Z.S Harris, 1951) Now in both cases, only surname appears. And if

Citation of Authors With the Same Last Name with Natbib

Hi, I've got 2 authors with the same last name and I'm using Natbib. How can I show the initials of the first names of these authors? To do something like this: (R.A Harris, 1995) (Z.S Harris, 1951) Now in both cases, only surname appears. And if I put them together, LyX shows (Ha

Re: Sort&compress for Natbib

On 15/04/2010 7:43 PM, Daniel Joshua Stark wrote: How can one implement sort&compress for natbib in a lyx file? When I try, it says it was already defined (as I have my bibliography set for natbib), but I can't change the options on that LyX set natbib. Try it in the document clas

Sort&compress for Natbib

Dear All, How can one implement sort&compress for natbib in a lyx file? When I try, it says it was already defined (as I have my bibliography set for natbib), but I can't change the options on that LyX set natbib. Thanks! Daniel Stark PhD Candidate Physics and Astronomy BRC 702, MS

Re: natbib/ how to put surname before first name?

On 3/26/2010 7:40 AM, Fei Fei wrote: Hi, I use natbib and style abbrvnat style in Lyx. I am trying to make my reference appear in style as "R. Luukonen, P. Saikkonen, T. Terasvirta. Testing linearity in univariate models. Scandinavian journal of Statistics, 15:165-173, 1998." rathe

natbib/ how to put surname before first name?

Hi, I use natbib and style abbrvnat style in Lyx. I am trying to make my reference appear in style as "R. Luukonen, P. Saikkonen, T. Terasvirta. Testing linearity in univariate models. Scandinavian journal of Statistics, 15:165-173, 1998." rather than the standard style as &q

LyX user configuration files (and natbib)

Am I right in concluding that LyX will not read a natbib.cfg file placed in the user configuration directory? Is there any other single location where it could be stored, or must it always be located with the source .lyx file? ~:Justin Wood:~

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

I've done some more reading of natbib itself (the included pdf) -- it's pretty clear that if natbib is set to *author-year* style, then the standard \cite command behaves as \citet; if set to *numerical *style, \cite behaves as \citep. You can see this in LyX when using natbib unde

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Julien Rioux writes: > > For me (LyX 1.6.5 WinXp) LyX remembers the last citation format > used and selects this one. Yes you're quite right, it does for me too (on OS X and Win7). But sometimes it doesn't behave consistently in my main document; maybe there's something in there messing things u

Re: making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Justin Wood writes: > However, when LyX initially inserts a citation from a *new* reference not > previously used, it defaults to the *textual *citation format: natbib's * > \citet* command. This is not what I need. I can of course change any such > citation to parenthetical (\citep), or any of th

making \citep the default natbib citation style?

Hi all. The usual apologies for asking a dumb and/or tired question, but I have hunted through the list archive and online in general to no avail. [System: LyX 1.6.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.2] I'm using natbib citation style, set to *author-year*, with a 3rd party style file for Chicago format

Lyx + apacite + natbib problem

Hi, I'm using Lyx and I want to have apacite like citations. I have chosen apacite as the biblio style, I have natbib selected in my document settings. Unfortunatly I get an error when using Lyx's build in citate option (see attachment). This error comes up when I'm building to

Re: Amend natbib author-year

goodkeys wrote: > I'm trying to do a small amendment to the citationstyle in LyX. I'm using a > custom citation style (custom.bst) and natbib author year. I'm satisfied > with the bibliography, however the citation in the text is like this: Smith > 2001, 153 whereas

Amend natbib author-year

Hello everybody I'm trying to do a small amendment to the citationstyle in LyX. I'm using a custom citation style (custom.bst) and natbib author year. I'm satisfied with the bibliography, however the citation in the text is like this: Smith 2001, 153 whereas i'd like to have

Re: Natbib options in Lyx with embedded bibliography

of the paper, yes? Then the problem is that, in order for natbib to make sense out of author-year citations, when you insert them this way, the key MUST be in a certain form. Otherwise, natbib has no way of knowing what the author and the year are. (It can't just parse the entry.) I thin

Re: Natbib options in Lyx with embedded bibliography

itself (using the .AUX or .bbl file), and then click on a citation reference in the Lyx file, I do not get the option to choose a citation style, as I do when I call the citation from a bibtex database. I am using natbib (author-year), and indicated that in the Document Settings. How do I

Natbib options in Lyx with embedded bibliography

When I embed a bibliography in the Lyx file itself (using the .AUX or .bbl file), and then click on a citation reference in the Lyx file, I do not get the option to choose a citation style, as I do when I call the citation from a bibtex database. I am using natbib (author-year), and indicated

Re: elsevier natbib author-year problem

Roberto Carluccio schrieb: For the Journal I'm interested in the first style (elsart-harv) should be used. I'm using Lyx 1.6 with MikTex2.7. I have used: Document > Settings > Document Class set to "article (Elsevier)" Correct. Document > Settings > Bib

Re: elsevier natbib author-year problem

Did you specify the elsart-harv.bst in the bibtex insert (as style file)? Otherwise, that would seem an obvious problem.

elsevier natbib author-year problem

hould also use the natbib package. * BibTeX style file elsart-num.bst for articles with numbered references. * BibTeX style file elsart-num-sort.bst for articles with numbered alphabetically sorted references. * BibTeX style file elsart-num-names.bst for art

Re: Square brackets appearing in output of Natbib author-year

this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Square-brackets-appearing-in-output-of-Natbib-author-year-tp1371138p1374656.html Sent from the LyX - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: Square brackets appearing in output of Natbib author-year

riisi wrote: Where are the square brackets coming from and how do I make them round? Square brackets are coming from the bibtex style file chosen. to force round, place the following in the preamble: \bibpunct{(}{)}{}{}{}{} Cheers Z

Square brackets appearing in output of Natbib author-year

Hi, There may be a simple solution to this, but I've been unable to find one anywhere. Using Natbib author-year style in Lyx 1.5.6 and Koma-script article, I select a citation style like this (Firstname Surname, year). This looks fine within Lyx. Exporting to pdf or dvi makes the cit

Re: sorting in natbib

Daniele Pontillo wrote: > I guess the natbib package is the best for my purposes, but I'd like   > to sort and compress my references, i.e. (1-4) instead of (1,2,3,4) > How can I do that? Enter "sort&compress" to Document->Settings->Class Options. Jürgen

sorting in natbib

hi, I'm a newbie. I guess the natbib package is the best for my purposes, but I'd like to sort and compress my references, i.e. (1-4) instead of (1,2,3,4) How can I do that? Moreover, how can I edi the entire preamble? thanks Dan

Re: get (author?) with natbib

On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 3:48 AM, Robert Platt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > When I use my BibTeX file (created with Jabref) in LyX with the natbib > author-year style, I get something like this: > > ...some text here (author?) [1]. > > That's even

get (author?) with natbib

Hello, When I use my BibTeX file (created with Jabref) in LyX with the natbib author-year style, I get something like this: ...some text here (author?) [1]. That's even if I view/update the output several times. Any ideas why this might be? Regards Rob LyX Version: 1.5.5 OS: Gentoo

Re: Natbib sort option

On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 9:01 AM, Guillaume Larocque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Strange. It works on my end with Koma and elsart-harv. I did assume >> that you have Document->Settings->Bibliography set to >> Natbib->Numerical, which is why you received a

Re: Natbib sort option

Strange. It works on my end with Koma and elsart-harv. I did assume that you have Document->Settings->Bibliography set to Natbib->Numerical, which is why you received an error saying Natbib has already been called. Could you send a small example file demonstrating the problem? Che

Re: Natbib sort option

> style file for the bibiography. Strange. It works on my end with Koma and elsart-harv. I did assume that you have Document->Settings->Bibliography set to Natbib->Numerical, which is why you received an error saying Natbib has already been called. Could you send a small example file demonstrating the problem? Cheers, /Bob

Re: Natbib sort option

Put the options in: Document->Settings->Document Class->Options and don't specify anything in the preamble. Cheers, /Bob You mean simply adding 'sort' to the other options? As in: chapterprefix, sort I tried that and it doesn't change the order of the citations. I forgot to mention t

Re: Natbib sort option

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 9:37 PM, Guillaume Larocque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, I would like to use the natbib package for my citations in Lyx > with the [sort] option so that multiple citations are ordered into the > sequence in which they appear in the list of refe

Natbib sort option

Hi, I would like to use the natbib package for my citations in Lyx with the [sort] option so that multiple citations are ordered into the sequence in which they appear in the list of references. However, specifying \usepackage[numbers,sort&compress]{natbib} in the preamble of my docu

Re: Natbib without Bibtex Problem.

rgheck wrote: > I don't think author-year citations work with the LyX-internal > bibliography stuff. The problem is that LyX (better, LaTeX) has no way > of telling what the author and year are. You need to use BibTeX if you > want author-year citations. No, natbib works very we

Re: Natbib without Bibtex Problem.

econkramer wrote: Dear all, I am using Natbib (lyx 1.5.4) for my bibliography. I have a problem with how bibliography appear not in the text citation, but in the reference space at the end of the paper. I loaded the packages: natbib, citeref, hyperref,... Then in the reference space I use the

Natbib without Bibtex Problem.

Dear all, I am using Natbib (lyx 1.5.4) for my bibliography. I have a problem with how bibliography appear not in the text citation, but in the reference space at the end of the paper. I loaded the packages: natbib, citeref, hyperref,... Then in the reference space I use the common tool from

Bibliography + Citation format Numerical to NatBib and back

hi, In the Document Settings... Under Bibliography... Should I be able to change the Citation Style from Default (Numerical) to Natbib without changing my citation references in my document? Or does one have to start a document with the type of style established before writing? When I

natbib again

Hi everybody I am still a newcomer in using LyX and I am still encountering problems with natbib. May I ask for your help once again? 1) When I try to install natbib via MiKTeX, I get a MiKTeX problem report: FTP: couldn't retrieve (RETR failed) the specified file I have tried other mi

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