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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

On Wed, Sep 06, 2006 at 07:06:29PM +0100, Jack Zhang wrote:
> I have to change my reference style from Alpha to natbib style for my work.
> 
> I can add natbib package from my windows graphics version of Texmacs, but
> don't know how to refer these correctly in natbib format. Normally, to get
> the bibliography working, I have to choose the style of bibliography and
> insert it later. Inside the paper body, I have to refer each reference.
> 
> Can anybody show me how to refer any term in the bibliography in natbib
> style? From my past experience, one example is very helpful for understood.

There is no native support for the natbib package (which only makes
sense when exporting to LaTeX by the way). The idea is rather to replace
the \cite command by \mycite in the LaTeX export and then define
the \mycite macro in your preamble so as to use the appropriate
natbib command (maybe put some parenthesis around it).
A similar strategy works for all exotic bibliography packages
supported by publishers.

Best wishes, Joris