hello everyone
I am using Springer package. When I run the file without adding anything I get warning "File `example.eps' already exists on the system."
Kindly, how can I remove this warning ?
The second important question is when I use all bibliography styles, I couldnt get reference title in the references list?
an example is
Golghate, A.A., Shende, S.W.,.IJCAT International Journal of Computing and Technology1(3), 33–37 (2014)
it should be like " Golghate, A.A., Shende, S.W.: Parallel k-means clustering based on hadoop and hama.IJCAT International Journal of Computing and Technology1(3), 33–37 (2014)"
Kindly, What is the problem? could you please help me?
BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Title not appear in references list
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kaiserkarl13
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Title not appear in references list
I assume the "springer package" is the svjour3 document class, and you're running LaTeX on the "template.tex" file that comes with it.
It's throwing the first warning because "template.tex" contains a section that defines the file "example.eps"; if you run LaTeX a second time, it will warn you that this file already exists. You can ignore it or you can delete the file before you run LaTeX.
As for the reference list, there is no error: that's the style of the journal. In this case, I assume you're using spphys.bst; if you use spmpsci or spbasic, then you'll get an article title.
It's throwing the first warning because "template.tex" contains a section that defines the file "example.eps"; if you run LaTeX a second time, it will warn you that this file already exists. You can ignore it or you can delete the file before you run LaTeX.
As for the reference list, there is no error: that's the style of the journal. In this case, I assume you're using spphys.bst; if you use spmpsci or spbasic, then you'll get an article title.