Hi all,
I ask for your help with bibtex and harvard style
from the following bibtex entries
@Article{ABC2008,
authors= {famNamA and famNamB and famNamC},
year = {2008},
...
}
@Article{ABCD2008,
authors= {famNamA and famNamB and famNamC and famNamD},
year = {2008},
...
}
basically two similar entries with an author more (at the end)
I would like to obtain the following citations
famNamA, et al. (2008a)
famNamA, et al. (2008b)
using basic commands like
\citeasnoun{ABC2008}
\citeasnoun{ABCD2008}
bibtex produces
famNamA, famNamB and famNamC (2008)
famNamA, famNamB, famNamC and famNamD (2008)
so far different styles produce the same effect
should I use particular citation commands? or should I customize the dcu style?
Thanks to anybody answering...
M
General ⇒ Harvard dcu bibstyle multiple authors entry
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