LyX ⇒ Problem with harvard.sty in-text citations

[zhiv]

Hi all,

I have already posted this already once but I think it was not clearly formulated. So I will give it another try. I am using Lyx 1.6 on Windows 7 and have the following issue: For my thesis I need to follow the Journal of Finance citation style. For this reason, I have downloaded jf.bst from here: http://www.ivo-welch.info/computers/bstfiles/ . As reported in the file, this style makes use of harvard.sty, so I load the following im my Lyx document preamble:

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\usepackage{harvard}
\bibliographystyle{jf}
 
 
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In general, when I cite some paper the first time all author names should appear in the text. For instance, using

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something like this should be outputed: Name1, Name2, Name3 (2011) states that.... So far so good. When citing for a second time then the abbreviated version should appear: Name1 et al. (2010). The problem is that it does not. The outputed pdf file always displays the full citation version only, irrespective of whether I cite for the first, second, third time, etc. Can anybody help me? I would really appreciate it.


Thank you