[OS X TeX] Bibitem label options

[Marcelo LaFleur]

on 4/28/02 3:43, Ross Moore at ross at ics.mq.edu.au wrote:


>> Do I understand correctly that by calling that package I will then be able
>> to cite with 'round' and 'colon' options (by default) without any extra
>> configuration on my part (simply by using /cite{} )?

> Yes; but (ahem!) it is  \cite{....}  .
                          ^
Oops!!  :-D


>> Thanks for the clarification.

> You're welcome; but...

> ... you haven't yet said whether it worked as you wanted.  :-)
> 
Heh, I'm getting ready for a presentation and I don't want to start playing
with it until after, just in case there is a crisis. I'll present my current
draft with the {plain} style and then move on with the correct format.
I'll post whatever my results are then. Thanks again for the great help.

 -- 
 Marcelo T. LaFleur
 Fordham University



>> 
>> on 4/26/02 22:19, Ross Moore at ross at ics.mq.edu.au wrote:
>> 
>>>> I'll try that, but what I want is for the Bibliography entry NOT to have
>>>> the
>>>> label shown.
>>> 
>>> Try  \usepackage[authoryear]{natbib} .
>>> 
>>> That should suppress the numbers, since (from natbib.sty) :
>>> 
>>> \DeclareOption{authoryear}{\NAT at numbersfalse
>>>  \ExecuteOptions{round,colon,bibstyle}}
>>> 
>>> so that you get the 'round' and 'colon' options automatically.
>>> (You can override these by adding extra options.)
>>> The 'bibstyle'  option simply means that the \bibstyle  and  \citestyle
>>> macros
>>> do the same thing, rather than having different meanings.
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> The problem I have is that if I have a label in the bibitem, it shows in
>>>> the
>>>> beginning of the bibliography item (eg: "[Canzonery:01]"). I don't want
>>>> this
>>>> in the bibliography itself, but if I remove the label, it defaults to
>>>> numbers and I can't cite in the text.
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> 
>>> Ross Moore
>>> 
>>> 
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