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[Kris Kuhlman <address@hidden>]

> I want to use Chicago Manual of Style, 15th ed, author-date for references 
> and citations in conjunction with any of several possible journal or 
> publisher styles. Chicago 15th ed. style for books would be fine for now. I'd 
> be really surprised if a software supported by its user community, such as 
> TeXmacs had no such thing. Each new user would be reinventing the wheel.
>
>  
References are handled by bibtex, and there are many styles out there, 
but that is not anything internal to TeXmacs.  You can change what 
bibtex style file you use, by editing the bibliography tag, where you 
insert the bibliography.  The second field is the style file name 
without the .bst extension.  You can put the style files in your texmacs 
path or in the current working directory.

Personally, I haven't used too many fancy different bibliography styles, 
but I have seen that they do exist, and have tried some of them out briefly.

Kris