I am trying to create a document with \bibchapter package so that there is a chapter-specific bibliography at the end of every chapter.
1.) I open a new project and checked the box "Using BibTeX"
2.) I put all the preambles in a .tex file called "home"
3.) Then I went on to write the first chapter called intro.tex like this:
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\chapter{Introduction}This is intro!! /cite{article101}\bibliography{file}\bibliographystyle{plain}
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\documentclass{report}\usepackage{cite, chapterbib}\begin{document}\include{intro}\end{document}
I researched a bit and learned that I actually need an intro.bbl file, but I only got home.bbl. The only way I can get an intro.bbl is to put all the preambles and \end{document} into the introduction chapter and compile it as if it's a separate document. Then I'd have to go back and take them away, and then go to home.tex to make my big document.
It sounds very convoluted. Am I actually doing it correctly?
Thank you for your time.