BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Wrong BibTeX keys generated in \bibliography
Wrong BibTeX keys generated in \bibliography
I have a rather strange problem with BibTeX keys and would appreciate any pointers on how to solve this.
I am using an external .bib file, which was created using JabRef and my BibTeX keys follow the "[first 3 names of the lastname (of first author)][year]" convention. I then reference them in my document using a simple \cite{REFNAME} statement and it does work, but instead of using the BiBTeX keys I have assigned to entries, it creates completely random (from what I can tell) keys which make no sense at all.
It's a bit difficult to explain so I've taken a screenshot of what happens. Please have a look at http://bayimg.com/image/fapicaabh.jpg for the output.
I thought it was an encoding issue at first but everything is plain old ASCII. I am using MikTeX 2.7, TexMaker 1.8 and JabRef 2.4.2
Has anyone seen a similar behaviour before?
Comments much appreciated!
Cheers,
H.
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Wrong BibTeX keys generated in \bibliography
I thought that the BibTeX keys I've assigned in my .bib file would be untouched if I used the 'alpha' style but apparently the reference markers are generated depending on the style file used...
Hope this helps someone in the future.
Cheers,
H.