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Unforntunately, I don't know the code you are looking for.

But maybe the combination of makebst and bibtex may help you.
With makebst und can generate customized bibtex styles.

As far as I know, LaTeX was designed to generate text which follows the rules of Typesetting. IMHO this excludes plain text.
But maybe I have an idea for a workaround:
Compile your LaTeX document with pdflatex and save it with Acrobat in plain text.

I presume you are using pdflatex as compiler.
pdflatex doesn't accept eps files as graphic input. Only jpg, png and pdf.
Using eps you can generate a ps file from dvi and further convert the ps file into pdf.

There are two major ways to generate a output file using latex.

1.) compiling to dvi
using latex and pictures in the eps format
in this case, you can use dvips to convert the dvi file into a ps file
dvips can be found in the binary directory of your latex distribution, in general

2.) compiling to ...

Which viewer do you use?
Can you convert the dvi file into ps or pdf and the problem remains?
Do you have the correct bounding box in the eps file?

Well, I don't know a real solution to this problem, but maybe some workarounds ;)
I use in the header

\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}

this enables me to write directly german Umlaute like ä, ö, ü without \".
With the right editor this works for Win as well as for Linux ...

otoomet wrote: What encoding are you using _in kile_ ?

at the moment uft8
but it also worked with the iso encoding in former times

Just looking through your code, well, it should work. Maybe the order of the invoked packages messes something up.

I use the following code right behind \documentclass:

\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{ngerman} % which should have the same result as \usepackage ...

A very dirty trick is to use the command \vspace{} with negative values, like \vspace{-5mm} or \vspace{-10pt}. In this case you have to figure out the right values which fit your taste.

I just installed texmaker and the compiling and invoking of the viewers work as it should.
Well, this won't help, so I have two questions:

1.) Did you use "Quickbuild" or "pdflatex"?
2.) Can you make a screenshot of your command options and post it here?