\bibstyle? Whose command is this?

[Sue Rodd]

I understood that the \bibliographystyle is normally specified by the style
file that you are using at the time, but I also think you can override that
by putting an instruction just before \begin{thebibliography}.

Like Mimi, I have F4 for Notepad, but there is a method given in the manual
for adding a function key link to another program -- if you look in
dviwindo.ini, you'll see things like "F4 = ..." that put in the links.  I
don't have one for Bibtex, but clicking on it in the list under "tex" makes
it work fine, since Mimi sent me a Bibtex that works.  I can run it from
WinEdt too, now that I've got the path right in winedt.ini.

"Latex" under "tex" is what used to be "latex2e" in the older systems.

All the best

Sue

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Techsupport-owner at yandy.com
> [mailto:Techsupport-owner at yandy.com] On Behalf Of Mimi Burbank
> Sent: 25 June 2003 21:44
> To: Techsupport at yandy.com
> Subject: Re: \bibstyle? Whose command is this?
>
>
> On Jun25 04:18PM, Christina Thiele wrote:
> > Well, I'm now a petitioner for assistance ;-)
>
> i obviously don't know "squat" but can report that my
>   version of bibtex works in winedt and in dviwindo...
>  yata yata yata    <g>
>
> > I'm still having trouble getting BibTex to run from DVIWindo's TeX
> > menu. I can run it just fine if I work from the DOS command prompt,
> > but damn'd if it'll work the easy way, via my F4 key ;-(
>
>
>
> > That is, BibTeX is reporting back to me. And all proceeds
> nicely from
> > there.
> >
> >
> > HOWEVER, when I use F4 via the TeX menu in DVIWindo, the log window
> > gives me a different story:
>
>
> what is this F4 -  that is "notepad" on my system....   ???? !!!!
> you have defined it as something....  somewhere... because I
> already have a bibtex item...   I just don't have a "latex" item  ;-(
>
>
> > So my first question is: what package is defining
> \bibstyle? I can't
> > find in the index to either the Companion or the Kopka/Daly book.
>
> that is what appears in the .aux file ....
>
>
> > And second: this seems to be saying that TeX is now reading
> the file!
> > Well, how come?!
> >
> > My .ini file has these lines in it:
> >
> > a. For the TeX menu:
> >
> >    BiBTeX|F4=C:\YANDY\BIBTEX\BIBTEX.EXE @.aux
>        ^   ????   capitalization???  possible?
>
>
>
> > can't really be the distribution ... it's gotta be me ;-(
>
>
> since I do it all the time -  could it possibly be the
>   "mis"  capitalization ???
>
>
> mimi
>