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In case anyone is interested, the particular reason TeXnicCenter's parser was finding errors, but there were none when I built the tex file, was that I was using an entry type (collection) that is used by the package biblatex, but TeXnicCenter's parser did not recognize.

The tab is actually labeled parse. Thank you, I now can see the warning itself and fix the problem. Thank you for your condescending help.

You obviously aren't paying attention at all to what I'm saying. I'm not talking about bibtex errors or anything outside of TeXnicCenter at all. I know how to make proper bib entries and I'm not here asking you to help me make my bib file. There is a feature in TeXnicCenter where, under the ...

That is exactly what I want to know.

I can't follow those guidelines, because TeXnicCenter doesn't recognize a biliography included with \begin{filecontents}. To duplicate, create a tex file with the following:

\documentclass{article}
\bibliography{bib}

Save that file and use it as the main file for a project. Then create a bib file ...

I forgot to mention that this bib file must be referenced in a tex file that is the main file of a TeXnicCenter project.

A minimum example of the warning message is:

@BOOK{key,
author = {blah},
title = {blah, blah}

Under the references tab in the navigator, it says "bib.bib (1 entries, 1 warnings)". Obviously, in this case bibtex would also print a detailed error in the output, but in my 129 entry long ...

The references tab in the navigator is showing 3 warnings for my bibliography, though bibtex itself does not give any errors. Is there any way to find out what it is TeXnicCenter is seeing wrong?