The BibDesk development team is proud to announce the release of
BibDesk 1.3.19.
The new release can be downloaded from the BibDesk home page at
http://bibdesk.sourceforge.net/
Since version 1.3.18, the following changes have been made.
New Features
• Include the remote URL f
I see. Still, the workaround worked just fine so we biblatex users
will not complain. Thanks for the quick workaround, anyways.
A-
On 23.11.2008, at 00:17, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
> biblatex apparently does not add the proper \bibcite commands to
> the .aux file, because it does not use \bib
biblatex apparently does not add the proper \bibcite commands to
the .aux file, because it does not use \bibcite commands. That's why
it was not working. What was added in the last release is just a
workaround, not a real fix. It's using the citations rather than the
bibliography items, bec
Well, what I did was send the aux file of a paper I am currently
working on. I did rename the aux file itself, however, directly
before sending it (maybe this makes a difference). In any case it had
a bibliography generated. Also, with the latest nightly the correct
items get selected on
I used your file. But the cite commands are not relevant, what's in
the .aux file is not the same as what's in the .tex file. Actually I
see I did it wrong, I used the wrong commands. Are you sure the .aux
file you attached was for an item that had a bibliography generated?
Because in fact
Tried and works well. Follow up: did you implement the cite commands
from my aux file only or did you get them from the biblatex manual.
If the former is the case I could provide you with a collection of
all biblatex cite commands so they could get added.
Cheers,
Alex
On 21.11.2008, at 21:
Hi,
I am using my laptop in my office and at home. While I have
absolutely no problem searching various z39.50 bibliographical
databases from inside Bibdesk when I am in my office, it simply does
not work when I am at home. (It never retrieves any results, no
matter what the search term is
