Hi,
I have a LaTeX document that includes other documents. When using cite the referencing works fine. I get the number appear in the text and the bibliography features the reference. But, I get a list of the pages where I have referenced the particular article after the appearance in the bibliography. I.e. I have referenced one article on pages 4 and 6 of my document and my reference appears in the bibliography as:
[1] A. Author, A. Nother. The title of the article. Journal, no. Pages. Date. 4,6
I really need to remove these crossrefs but I can't find an option to turn them off. Any ideas?
As a note, I have used several bibliography style files (.bst) but this even happens with the plainnat.bst file. I have posted this here because I am not sure it has anything to do with a particular topic - sorry if I'm wrong.
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tipoftheday
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Page referencing
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Page referencing
Hi,
you surely loaded the hyperref package with the backref option; simply delete that option from the list of options of hyperef.
you surely loaded the hyperref package with the backref option; simply delete that option from the list of options of hyperef.
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tipoftheday
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Re: Page referencing
Bang on it, thank you for your help.