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thanks!

as for question two, I thus mean to change the misc type in order references to it will be written as (authorname) instead (authorname, year)

hi all,

I am very aware of the forum-guidelines, but as I am in urgent need of answers and simultaneously need to spend all my time on the final chapter and conclusion of my thesis by tomorrow and I already tried to find out the answers to my questions with no results, I hope you will see this for ...

Nevermind, I was modifying the wrong bibtex file. sorry for wasting your time and thanks for the reply

I'm working on a large document with a fairly large bibliography. When I correct mistakes in my bibtex file (using bibdesk) and recompile the document, the changes are not reflected in my bibliography. I'm using latex in combination with biblatex.

I've tried to delete all temporary files, run ...

Thanks, I tried misc, however it requires a 'howpublished' field, and in general interviews are not published. So I tried 'unpublished', which seems to work well. Of course, it depends all on how you want to publish your information, was just curious how people in general deal with interviews as ...

As an anthropologist, I rely heavily on interview sources. How to use bibtex for citing:

- Which bibtex format to use for an interview-source?
- Which fields should contain what?
- How to refer to an interview by citing?

Regards

I'm mainly interested in a way to automatically include the word-count in your pdf-file, but after a lot of searching found nothing. Guess this is not possible then?

I've found some perl-scripts to count words in latex, but what method is the best?

And is there a way to automatically include the counted words in your pdf-file? (preferably without toc, references, citations etc... included)

I found two latex styles with which you are able to create nice timelines. However: both of them are date-driven and don't visualize longer periods. Anyone who knows of one who does?

Thanks!

guess the incompatibility lies with the humannat style, since I got it working with apalike. Or did I do something wrong?