Hi!
My question might be simple... How can I get apacite in Overleaf to do the \fullfile{} command? I've read that it is suppose to work in various LaTex programs, but not in Overleaf as it appears.
At the moment \cite{} is all that works, but since my thesis has a deadline on friday I need to get to know how to write full citation with the apacite package. (Or any other package available for Overleaf)
This is information on apacite as a pdf:
http://texdoc.net/texmf-dist/doc/bibtex ... pacite.pdf
Thank you!
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Johannes_B
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Apacite in Overleaf
Welcome, can you show us a minimal working example to reproduce your issue?
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: Apacite in Overleaf
Welcome to the forum!
How did you fix it? Besides that we would like to know it, any further reader could benefit later, if he searches for the same thing via google and arrives here in the forum.
Stefan
How did you fix it? Besides that we would like to know it, any further reader could benefit later, if he searches for the same thing via google and arrives here in the forum.
Stefan
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