On 21 Feb 2023, at 19:18, Massimiliano Gubinelli <address@hidden> wrote:

\cite is a TeXmacs macro, after that you have arguments. In order to add several arguments you need to tell it to TeXmacs. It can be done with the right arrow with “+” sign on the focus bar. It will be visible when your cursor is inside the \cite macro. The button creates an additional argument at the left of your current position (it works similarly to the addition of columns in a table). Then you can fill in the citation label, when you press enter the \cite macro is activated and you should be able to see the two citations.

Best

Max

On 21 Feb 2023, at 21:35, Eduardo M M Mendes <address@hidden> wrote:

Hello

I do apologize for yet another newbie question.  After reading the manual, the book and watching videos I could no figure out how to use the command cite with more than one citation .   

The video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xn5YdWEEys at 6:35 shows how it can be done but that won’r work on my Mac.  

This is what I did

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[4] just to show Wha15 is the bib file.  

But as I said it does not work.  I tried comma, point and you name it as a separation between the citations but to no avail.  Is | a special character?  Or simply Shift | on the far right of mac keyboard. 

What am I doing wrong? 

Many thanks

Ed