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pban92
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A question about thesis-documentclass

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I am using thesis document class.

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\documentclass[a4paper, 11pt, oneside]{Thesis}  .
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\label{Bibliography}
\lhead{\emph{Bibliography}}  
\bibliographystyle{unsrtnat}  
\bibliography{Bibliography}  

\end{document}  
At the end I get a chapter as Bibliography. But I want the word "Reference" instead of "Bibliography". I tried to replace the word "Bibliography" with "Reference". It did not work. I am using a cls file for my thesis style. I see no option for that. Any suggestion pls?

Thanks!

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gmedina
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A question about thesis-documentclass

Post by gmedina »

Hi,

It depends on whether you load the babel package or not; if not, adding this in the preamble should be enough:

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\renewcommand*\refname{References}
or

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\renewcommand*\bibname{References}
(two options because I don't know the .cls file that you are using)

If you use the babel package, you can place the suggested code just after \begin{document}; but I do not like this, so please let us know the idiomatic option that you use for babel.
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pban92
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A question about thesis-documentclass

Post by pban92 »

This one worked:

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\renewcommand*\bibname{References}
As for the thesis class, I am using LaTeX2e.
Thank you so much!
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