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luisfmb
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The text references don't fit in the document's margin

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Hello, I'm having this problem:
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I believe it's a hyphenation issue. That hyphen in the 4th reference is part of the url, but the 3rd reference has no hyphen.

Has anyone found a solution that is not using another line?

The tex is attached.

Thanks in advance,
-Luis
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The text references don't fit in the document's margin

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Hi and welcome, use \url{} (package url) for the urls.
But are you really doing this by hand? That his really hard to maintain and a pain in the ...

I recommend to get biblatex along with biber to do the work for you.
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Re: The text references don't fit in the document's margin

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That package solved it, thanks. I don't use Bibtex because my country has it's own references rules for academic texts.
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Re: The text references don't fit in the document's margin

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Biblatex is highly configurable, there are many styles you can choose from, and if you need modifications i think we can get this done.
And if we do a good job, we can put the whole thing on CTAN and make it available for all LaTeX users in your country. ;-)
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