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[Javier Arántegui <address@hidden>]

Hello,

El Lunes, 11 de Octubre de 2004 11:03, Joris van der Hoeven escribió:

> If I understand you well, you do manage to compile your bibliography using
> Elsevier's elsart-harv.bst style, but you don't like the way references to
> citations show up?

Yes, that's it. For example, instead of "[Gongora-Nieto et-al.
(2004)Gongora-Nieto, Pedrow, Swanson, and Barbosa-Canovas]", I want to get 
"Gongora-Nieto et al., 2004".


> In that case, you probably want to redefine the \cite macro in some way.
> By default, it uses the style [cit1, cit2, ..., citn], but you may
> want to change this.

Probably, that would be the fastest solution but, what would happen if I were 
preparing two papers for different journals (with different citation styles)? 
Should I redefine that macro everytime? Which chapter of documentation should 
I read to learn to redefine that macro?

I have tried Lyx (first time I use it) and it's quite easy to use that BibTex 
style there. Frankly, I like very much TeXmacs and I think that is superior 
to Lyx in many ways but sometimes TeXmacs isn't as easy as it should be. 
Those things make quite difficult to suggest the use of TeXmacs to my 
co-workers. I know that I shouldn't complain but I'm feeling tired to be the 
one who uses a different (but better, I believe) piece of software.

Javier

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Javier Arántegui
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Universitat de Lleida / University of Lleida (Spain)
         
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