About moving from Linux to Windows, I agree. I just happen to have the computer of my employer with all the windows stuff, and I do not have the time to arrange for installation of Linux there myself (make room, arrange for backups, etc.). I would prefer using Linux, however.
Still, back to ...
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- Wed Sep 01, 2010 9:04 am
- Forum: TeXworks
- Topic: TeXworks, bibtex, and how to do it?
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- Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:03 pm
- Forum: TeXworks
- Topic: TeXworks, bibtex, and how to do it?
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Re: TeXworks, bibtex, and how to do it?
I am really puzzled by this. If I was working with Unix/Linux and a normal tex distribution, I would use a command sequence of "bibtex file.bib; latex file.tex; latex file.tex" or sorts.
Now I have deparate tex and bib documents as I had then. How am I supposed to use the compiler command in ...
Now I have deparate tex and bib documents as I had then. How am I supposed to use the compiler command in ...
- Fri Aug 06, 2010 4:49 pm
- Forum: TeXworks
- Topic: TeXworks, bibtex, and how to do it?
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TeXworks, bibtex, and how to do it?
I have a worktext.tex document that refers to a filename.bib file.
\bibliography{filename}
How should I compile to get the references done? I have selected pdfLaTeX+MakeIndex+BibTeX as the typesetting tool, but no bibliography is created. I have several \cite commands within the worktext.tex ...
\bibliography{filename}
How should I compile to get the references done? I have selected pdfLaTeX+MakeIndex+BibTeX as the typesetting tool, but no bibliography is created. I have several \cite commands within the worktext.tex ...
