On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 19:58, Luiz Eleno wrote: > I suppose this is a not well-known fact, that you can define your own > style for bibtex references. In a terminal, run the command > > ''latex makebst'' > > The script will ask you a lot of questions about your preferences (e.g. > full author names, order, numbered or literal references, etc). In the > end of the execution, there will be a question like that: > > ''Batch job written to file 'something.drv' > Shall I now run this batch job?'' > > select 'y' and a bibtex style file called 'something.bst' will be > generated (of course, 'something' is a user-defined filename). > In lyx, use this bst file WITHOUT the .bst extension, in the same way > you use natbib (Insert>Lists and Toc>Bibtex references...), but with the > full path. > > in lyx 1.2.0, this works no longer, and you must move the .bst file to a > recognisable latex directory (usually /usr/share/texmf/bibtex/bst/local > in debian; create yourself the 'local' directory) and run 'texhash'. > Then you need only the name of the bst file in lyx. >
Thank you a lot for your hint. Just now I can reply and I am sorry about that. I shall try to put it into practise as soon as I can and I let you know. Bye Carlo
