GeneralHyperref and multiple bib files in moderncv

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cbustaam
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Hyperref and multiple bib files in moderncv

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Hi all,
I'm improving my CV and I've used the moderncv package, but there are two things that I haven't could do it.

1. How can I use hyperref package with moderncv: I want to add some links in pdf file to "sections" of my cv. Also I want to define the pdftitle, autor, etc. I've used this in preable:

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\usepackage[unicode=true, 
 bookmarks=true,bookmarksnumbered=false,bookmarksopen=false,
 breaklinks=false,pdfborder={0 0 0},backref=false,colorlinks=false] {hyperref}
\hypersetup{pdftitle={Titulo},
 pdfauthor={Autor},
 pdfsubject={CV},
 pdfkeywords={CV Keywords}} 
But ERROR: LaTeX Error: Missing \begin{document} shows up.
How can I solve it.

2. I have two types of articles and I have the references of each one in a separate bib file. I want to create two "sections" with this references like:

Papers Type 1
Here the references of first type.

Papers Type 1
Here the references of second type.

It's possible?

Thanks in advance
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cbustaam
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Re: Hyperref and multiple bib files in moderncv

Post by cbustaam »

Ok, I could do this two things. The package multibib helps me with various bib files in its respective section. Also, the issue with hyperref is solved: this package comes preloaded in moderncv class but I hadn't seen the bookmarks (hidden in Acrobat Reader) and pdf properties.

There is one last thing, I hope anyone can helps me:
When I insert bib files with a numbered style, the numbers doesn't appears!!! I want a number on each reference or a bullet, but I don't know how can i put it? Anyone knows?

Thanks
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