Hello Everyone.
I have the possibility of a general, updated .bib file using Mendeley Desktop. This file will stay updated with all the changes I make using my Mendeley citation software.
I want to access this centralized .bib file via biblatex from any .tex scripts from any possible directory. I am using TextMaker with Mitek.
For explaining purposes this is the desire path
C:\Tex\Bib\lib.bib
I Have my project in this directory
C:\Tex
When I compile the bib file this message are showed:
"Process started
This is BibTeX, Version 0.99d (MiKTeX 2.9) The top-level auxiliary file: results.aux The style file: plain.bst White space in argument---line 9 of file results.aux : \bibdata{C:/Tex/Bib/lib.bib} I'm skipping whatever remains of this command I found no database files---while reading file results.aux Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "Cheong2011" Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "Hansen2015" (There were 2 error messages)
Process exited with error(s)"
If I compile the .tex file a warning shows up "Citation 'Cheong2011' on page 1 undefined" and '?' symbols is placed in the reference location on the main text.
This is the line included in the .tex file to loading the bibliography.
\bibliography{C:/Tex/Bib/lib.bib}
I had tried to modify directly how bibtex run, by including in the TextMaker configuration for the bibtext the following line:
bibtex %
was replaced to
bibtex --include-directory="C:\Tex\Bib"%
But did not work. Message from compiling the .bib file
"
Process started
Need exactly one file argument
Process exited normally
"
I hope you can help me.
Thanks.
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.bib library file in a different directory. How to do it?
Welcome,
all i can say without seeing your code is
all i can say without seeing your code is
White space in argument---line 9 of file results.aux : \bibdata{C:/Tex/Bib/lib.bib}
. Have a look for that white space or provide a minimal working example so we can see your relevant code to help you.The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.