Wolfgang Engelmann <engelm...@...> writes: > > Slightly off topic: > I am using Jabref for handling references in my LyX documents. I would like > to > use Journal abbreviations, and there exists a list jabref-journals. This is, > however, quite uncomplete, at least for my field (biology). External lists > can be added under JabRef. Has somebody experience with it?
I manage my own list for journals that I encounter during research (mostly physics journals). I find it easy enough to navigate to the menu Options > "Manage journal abbreviations" and simply add new journals as you encounter them. > > I am particularly interested in the following: > The references I am using are in most cases already abbreviated. But they are > not recognized, probably, because the full titles are missing. Do I have to > add them or can one somehow circumwent it? No harm is done if no abbreviation is found for the journal, but you won't be able to use the fullname<-->abbreviation toggling feature for this particular article. > > Any other way to do this job without spending too much time with it? > I don't know. Try jabref mailing list? jabref-us...@lists.sourceforge.net > Wolfgang > > -- Julien
