Generalresetlabels option for multibib package

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azuki
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resetlabels option for multibib package

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Hi!

I'm trying to generate 3 bibliographies in my document, but can't seem to get the resetlabels option to work so that each bibliography has its own distinct numbering system. Here's an outline of what I'm doing:

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\usepackage[sort&compress, comma]{natbib}
\usepackage[resetlabels]{multibib}
\newcites{chapI, chaptII}{References, References}

\begin{document}
\include{intro}

\include{chapI}
\bibliographystylechapI{vancouver_modified}
\bibliographychapI{refs}

\include{chapII}
\bibliographystylechapII{vancouver_modified}
\bibliographychapII{refs}

\include{conclusion}
\bibHeading{References}
\bibliographystyle{vancouver_modified}
\bibliography{refs}

\end{document}
"intro" and "conclusion" have one shared bibliography together, while "chap1" and "chap2" each have their own bibliography. However, they all share the same .bib file ("refs") and the 3 bibliographies have many references in common. But all the citations in "intro" and "conclusion" are referred to using \cite{}, all the citations in "chapI" are referred to using \citechapI{}, and similarly all the citations in "chapII" are referred to using \chapII{}

I'm not sure if I specified "resetlabels" in the right part. The numbering system of the "chap1" bibliography is based on that of the "intro/conclusion" biblio rather than a stand-alone biblio.

Another question: I cannot seem to be able to generate my 3rd bibliography.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

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