Dear Latex Users,
I am drafting a long manuscript containing over 300 references, some of them have a rather long list of author names (see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20075255). This causes my bibliography section to grow very long. As I am not an expert on bibliography styles I was wondering if anyone knew how to adapt the apalike.bst bibliography style to shorten e.g. the list of authors in the bibliography to the first 9 ones and then using "... and Doe, J. and others"?
I found something similar in the agu04.bst style but I not smart enough to port it to the apaplike.bst style file.
Regards, droog
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Shorter author list in the bibliography using apalike.bst
Dear Latex Users,
In the meanwhile I found a solution. You can use the following command to create a custom bibliography style file: After a series of questions you get the a *.bst file with all the features you want --- so e.g. also the short author list with only a maximum of nine authors
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droog
In the meanwhile I found a solution. You can use the following command to create a custom bibliography style file:
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latex makebst

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Re: Shorter author list in the bibliography using apalike.bs
Are style files generated with 'latex makebst' compatible with natbib?
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Re: Shorter author list in the bibliography using apalike.bs
Dear all,
I believe I found a couple resources that indicate that this is possible:
http://www.medicalnerds.com/latex-bibli ... nd-styles/
http://www.latex-community.org/forum/vi ... f=4&t=2024
Sorry for not finding these before posting.
--Jordan
I believe I found a couple resources that indicate that this is possible:
http://www.medicalnerds.com/latex-bibli ... nd-styles/
http://www.latex-community.org/forum/vi ... f=4&t=2024
Sorry for not finding these before posting.
--Jordan