hello,
when I use the @misc in my bibliography, some of the entred fields (URL, type, etc.) are not displayed. What's wrong?
Thank you in advance for advice!
Susan
General ⇒ Bibtex: @misc
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Re: Bibtex: @misc
Hi Susan,
welcome to the board!
Please tell us the bibliography style used by you and one example of such a @misc entry.
Stefan
welcome to the board!
Please tell us the bibliography style used by you and one example of such a @misc entry.
Stefan
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Re: Bibtex: @misc
hello,
I use the havard.sty.
Here is one examle, where the URL is not visible:
@misc{DymolaWeb,
title = {xxx Website},
author = {xxx},
URL = {http://www.xxx.com },
year = {cited July 2008} }
For the next example, only Author, title and year are visible:
@misc{example2,
author = {xxx},
institution = {xxx},
title = {xxx},
series = {xxx},
type = {xxx},
year = {xxx} }
I use the havard.sty.
Here is one examle, where the URL is not visible:
@misc{DymolaWeb,
title = {xxx Website},
author = {xxx},
URL = {http://www.xxx.com },
year = {cited July 2008} }
For the next example, only Author, title and year are visible:
@misc{example2,
author = {xxx},
institution = {xxx},
title = {xxx},
series = {xxx},
type = {xxx},
year = {xxx} }
Bibtex: @misc
Hi,
The misc type has no required fields and the following optional fields: author, title, howpublished, month, year, note.
If you want to show additional information, you should consider using a different type.
For your first example, you can load the url package and use something like the following:
The misc type has no required fields and the following optional fields: author, title, howpublished, month, year, note.
If you want to show additional information, you should consider using a different type.
For your first example, you can load the url package and use something like the following:
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@misc{DymolaWeb,
title = "xxx Website",
author = "xxx",
howpublished = "\url{http://www.xxx.com}",
year = "cited July 2008"
}
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