I am trying to cite in LaTex.
Code:
\bibliographystyle{plainnat}
\begin{document}
repeated interactions\cite(Axelrod1985)
\bibliography{C:/citations/library.bib}
\end{document}
the output gives me: repeated interactions [?]Axelrod1985) instead of repeated interactions (Axelrod1985).
Do you know I can get rid of the question mark?
Thanks!
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Citation in LaTex - question mark+author-year
Have you run BibTeX (concrete: pdflatex+bibtex+pdflatex+pdflatex)? Can you show us the *.blg file of the BibTeX run? Is the cite-key correct? Can you show us a
minimal working example?
See also: Question mark or bold citation key instead of citation number
Off-topic: I would recommend to use biblatex + biber instead of the old fashioned [t]\bibliographystyle[/t] and BibTeX.

See also: Question mark or bold citation key instead of citation number
Off-topic: I would recommend to use biblatex + biber instead of the old fashioned [t]\bibliographystyle[/t] and BibTeX.
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Citation in LaTex - question mark+author-year
I am using WinEdt so I cannot run BibTeX. I can only run PDFTeXify.
I attached the .blg file...
Many thanks,
Dan
I attached the .blg file...
Many thanks,
Dan
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Citation in LaTex - question mark+author-year
You've used
Off-topic: I would recommend to learn, how to run LaTeX and the single auxiliary programs yourself. PDFTeXify is a nice helper application, but it may fail and sometimes it is useful to be able to do the single runs on your own to find out the reason of a problem.
\cite(…)
instead of \cite{…}
. Note \cite
is a usual LaTeX command. Only picture commands use (…)
(for coordinates etc.). Generally LaTeX commands use {…}
for mandatory arguments and […]
for optional arguments.Off-topic: I would recommend to learn, how to run LaTeX and the single auxiliary programs yourself. PDFTeXify is a nice helper application, but it may fail and sometimes it is useful to be able to do the single runs on your own to find out the reason of a problem.
Sorry, but I can no longer participate here as the administrator is trampling on my wishes on one of his other platforms. 
