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fergt
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Given a .bib file, is there any latex command (or sequence of commands) that produces a file (pdf, ps) with all the references in the bib file ordered (alphabetically, by date or something similar) ?

Usually bibtex only shows the references that are called inside a tex code by \cite{} but there must be a way of showing them all with a single command, I guess.

Thanks

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Stefan Kottwitz
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Hi,

you could use \nocite, such as

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\nocite{*}
then all references will appear in the bibliography list, even if not cited.

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