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I forgot to add that anyone seeking to use the unsrt style in savetrees needs to do the following (thanks to Scott Pakin, the author of the savetrees package, for pointing this solution out to me):

Copy savetrees.bst to savetrees-unsrt.bst.
The file is located here for the TexLive 2013 ...

Hi - thanks very much for replying to my post - this works!

Sorry for not replying back earlier - I was very close to a submission deadline at the time and got the same solution from a friend who really knows his LaTeX!

Anyway, quick note for anyone else trying this: the package hyperref will ...

Hi All - I am trying to achieve a very compact set of references and am using the savetrees package to do this:

{\scriptsize
\bibliographystyle{savetrees}
\bibliography{TheBibFile}
}

I also wanted these to be formatted as inparaenum so I used the example from here:
http://user.astro.columbia ...

I have a .tex file that uses BibUnits but now the Quick Build option in Kile that I was previously using is unable to find the .aux files created by BibUnits. I have added the following code (modified from the BibUnits documentation) so that the .aux files are the same name as the .tex file ...

Ah - yes, that works - thanks a ton!

This is turning into a very interesting exercise!
Everything works fine except that while defining the new headings (WP, Taskr) I did not plan for the fact that I only wanted these as alternatives to the \subsection and \subsubsection commands and not as replacements . Naturally, this results in no ...

That works!
Thanks - you have been most helpful.

Hi - One more problem. So I formatted my second declaration like so:
\newcounter{Taskr}
\renewcommand\theTaskr{\theWP.\arabic{Taskr}}
\titleclass{\Taskr}{straight}[\WP]
\titleformat{\Taskr}[runin]{\normalfont\em}
{\emph{Task\,\theTaskr}}{.5em}{}[:\,]
\titlespacing{\Taskr}{0pt}{*0}{*0}
Now, when ...

I see, so it has to do with the counter formatting I was choosing.
That was very helpful - many thanks!

That works - fantastic and many thanks!
Could you explain why that works though? How come it is fine for the 1st set of declarations but not the second?