Is there a way to access individual BibTeX fields in a LaTeX document? For example I would like BibTeX fill in the spaces in the following sentance:
The author of ____________, written in the year __________, clearly discusses the history of \latex \cite{refName}.
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- pumpkinegan
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Re: Access to BibTeX fields in document
The natbib package will give you some functionality: the year or author fields of a BibTeX entry can be used directly. See: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/ ... tnotes.pdf
However, I do not know how to cite the title (your first blank space) from a BibTeX entry. Perhaps you should try playing around with the "Citation aliasing" feature of natbib as a workaround?
Patrick.
However, I do not know how to cite the title (your first blank space) from a BibTeX entry. Perhaps you should try playing around with the "Citation aliasing" feature of natbib as a workaround?
Patrick.
Re: Access to BibTeX fields in document
I could not able to use bibtex for formating reference in my files.
can any one tell me how can i use bibtex using texnic center.
can any one tell me how can i use bibtex using texnic center.
- countbela666
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Access to BibTeX fields in document
Hi vamsi,
in the first paragraph of my reply to the following post the usage of BibTeX via TeXnicCenter is described: http://www.latex-community.org/viewtopi ... ilit=#p792
Regards
Marcel
EDIT: oh come on, please don't post questions twice, this is really annoying and absolutely unnecessary
in the first paragraph of my reply to the following post the usage of BibTeX via TeXnicCenter is described: http://www.latex-community.org/viewtopi ... ilit=#p792
Regards
Marcel
EDIT: oh come on, please don't post questions twice, this is really annoying and absolutely unnecessary
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