BibTeX, biblatex and biberUrgent plzzz

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assoora
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Post by assoora »

Hi,
I'm MSc. student. I'm writing my thesis using Latex, and I'm a newbie with LaTex. I need some help in LaTex, please it is urgent.
:cry: I need to put the journal and publisher (reference source) in Bibliography in 'bold' and the rest of the reference plain 12 times new roman one. I'm using \bibliographystyle{apa}.

I'm using (\documentclass[a4paper,12pt,oneside,openright]{book}.

Thanks in advance.
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kaiserkarl13
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Post by kaiserkarl13 »

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "journal and publisher," as most citation styles don't list the publisher for journal entries (e.g., Author, A.; Author, B. J. Phys. Chem. B 2011, 150, 156-183.) If you want the publisher printed and in bold, you can give fairly exacting specifications by using your own .bst file by typing "latex makebst" and answering the questions. This may or may not make it easy to do what you want to do.

By the way, the report class (as opposed to book) is often a better starting point for theses. In particular, the "oneside" and "openany" options are the default, and the headings are typically empty (btw, your "openright" option won't do any good unless "twoside" is also specified: ALL pages are "right-hand" pages in a one-sided document). You might specify which school you're writing for; there's a minimal chance that there is a document class specifically prepared for your school by some devoted student or faculty member.
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