Wondering if anyone has a good system for looking after their own papers. Currently I just have a big dumb list in a .tex file.
My plan is to convert each to a bibtex entry and then have a .tex document which just lists them. But I will also have the papers that have been submitted and not published yet, un-reviewed conference papers and sometimes I might just want a file of published journal papers and nothing else.
The only way around this I can think of is to have separate .tex files, e.g. journals.tex, submitted.tex and everytime I add something to the .bib file I add to the relevant .tex file. But that seems clunky.
Any better ideas appreciated, thanks.
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BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Managing my own papers
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Re: Managing my own papers
Hi, I'm not quite sure what you mean. You might want to have a look at JabRef.
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Re: Managing my own papers
I'd like to easily generate lists of my papers, e.g. for grant applications. So they aren't referenced in a document, I'm just listing out the whole bibtex file. Hope that makes it clearer? Trac