Hi everyone,
I am using lyx for writing my thesis and am a Really new user of latex. After much hard work, I have decided to use LYX and for my bibliography I wish to use jabref. Now, creation of references in jabref is Ok. I have decided to use the following filefor the bib style.
http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bibtex/unsrt.bst
I have adjusted some minor customizations for author name year etc.. But the real problem I am facing right now is about reference formatting.
The above file and almost all other style files available on net LIST THE REFERENCES in a single line
e.g. Auger P., J. Phys. Radium 6, 205 (1925)
But I want them to be in the format
Auger P.,
J. Phys. Radium 6, 205 (1925)
i.e. Authors on the first line & journal, publication details in the second.
I have tried all my options but I am not able to change this style file to move to second line.
Kindly suggest the Change at the earliest.
Thanks in advance.
Rohit
LyX ⇒ Bibliography format problem, Please help
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Bibliography format problem, Please help
As I already wrote in Nabble:
I suppose you work with Natbib (LyX -> Document Settings -> Bibliography). For Natbib you can set the style of in-text citations (via the preamble), which I assume you did, and set the style of the list of references by choosing a BibTeX-Style such as unsrt.bst. You will either need to find a style suiting your needs, or, if your needs are too special, make up your on style. This can be done with the command line tool makebst, which you can find via your preferred internet search engine.
Or maybe someone here knows exactly the style you need.
I suppose you work with Natbib (LyX -> Document Settings -> Bibliography). For Natbib you can set the style of in-text citations (via the preamble), which I assume you did, and set the style of the list of references by choosing a BibTeX-Style such as unsrt.bst. You will either need to find a style suiting your needs, or, if your needs are too special, make up your on style. This can be done with the command line tool makebst, which you can find via your preferred internet search engine.
Or maybe someone here knows exactly the style you need.
A Humanities user of LaTeX 
