Texmaker and TeXstudioCan I manually input commands?

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svenvbins
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Can I manually input commands?

Post by svenvbins »

I'm working on the Preparatory Report for our study tour using Latex for the first time. I've learned a lot by looking at files from fellow students, but now I hit a wall.

The report consists of many chapters such as "The Committee", "Companies to visit", "The Route" etc, all included using the \include command. I want to have a reference list (bibliography) after each of those chapters. This does not seem to be possible without any special package, so I found chapterbib.

Now it tells me to run BibTeX for every bibliography I make. So far, I've used F11 to run BibTeX for the single bibliography I had, but I haven't got a clue how to apply it to the other bibliographies. I'd think that since Latex originally is text-based, Texmaker would have some sort of command-input-line. I really can't find it though :(

Any help would be appreciated!

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NoIdeaNickanme
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Re: Can I manually input commands?

Post by NoIdeaNickanme »

You can always (manualy) run LaTeX and/or BibTeX on a file directly from Command Prompt (Windows), Terminal (Linux), etc. Works nicely in cases with more bibliographies.
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