hi
I am using natbib package to define bibliographic style. I wonder is there any option available (or possible modification) so that i can redefined the heading style (such as font, position)... by the way i am using book class.
secondly, i am using font urw-garamond which seems to me slightly bigger in size compared to ms word. in print version, i found 11pt in word is actually 10.5pt in latex..
is there any global scale option that reduces all the font sizes used in the document by same amount. or i have to define individual font size....
thanks
gopal
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Simon Halliday
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Re: bibliography
Gopal
What does your preamble look like? When you define documentclass does it look like this:
\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{book}
As you can see, you can alter the font size here. Unless I am misunderstanding what you are asking for.
In terms of changing the bibliography name, font, etc, you should be able to use \renewcommand, for example:
\renewcommand*{\bibname}{\huge{\sl{Bibliografia}}}
If you use renewcommand somewhere in the document you should be fine. I tend to put all of mine at the beginning of the document.
Hope this is useful.
What does your preamble look like? When you define documentclass does it look like this:
\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{book}
As you can see, you can alter the font size here. Unless I am misunderstanding what you are asking for.
In terms of changing the bibliography name, font, etc, you should be able to use \renewcommand, for example:
\renewcommand*{\bibname}{\huge{\sl{Bibliografia}}}
If you use renewcommand somewhere in the document you should be fine. I tend to put all of mine at the beginning of the document.
Hope this is useful.