I saw that in lyx 1.2.0 there was some support for the natbib package.
In the next version if someone would like to include other packages like jurabib, it would be really really cool. This problem is really important for europeen users because not everyone uses US conventions for bibliographic style (to use [1] and the bibliography at the end). For a lot of persons specially in litterature or law fields we HAVE to put each time the correct bibliographic reference on a foot note (that means each time I quote someone I have to write : "author(s), book title, editor, page..." on a foot note ... and it's really boring without an automatic process). Maybe Lyx would be used in other fields (history, geographics, litterature, law...) if it supported such conventions. the jurabib package seems cool (all of those features included) if it worked... I have a few friends interested in Lyx for their thesis, but because of this US bibliographic style, it's not usable (and they are not technically competent enough to hack the code). By, Jade > >>>Anyone elese an idea ? > >> > >>Run LaTeX twice in the beginning, then BibTeX, then LaTeX again. > > > > I still got the same error : > > > > %bibtex jbtest.tex > > I couldn't open file name `jbtest.tex.aux' > > latex file.tex > latex file.tex > bibtex file > makeindex file.tex if needed > latex file.tex > > Herbert
