[OS X TeX] More BibTeX Questions.

[Peter Pagin]

Hi Adam,
thanks for the tip. It now does work. It's great. I edited the template 
as you suggested, but I learned that one more thing was needed to get 
BibDesk find the Babelbst.tex file. It started working when I placed a 
copy of that file in the ~/Library/Application Support/BibDesk folder. 
Great help, and a great application.

I did hope that solving this problem would give a hint as to how to 
solve the corresponding problem with the bibentry package, but if it 
will, it still remains to understand how.

Best,
Peter

Adam R. Maxwell wrote:

>
> On Jan 11, 2005, at 02:47, Peter Pagin wrote:
>
>> The problem with BibDesk is marginal, and concerns the preview only. 
>> In the bibliography style file generated with the natbib customizing 
>> method, I have chosen the alternative of using babel for language 
>> support. BibTeX then looks for the language definitions in the file 
>> babelbst.tex. This gives the desired document output by pdfLatex. In 
>> the Bibdesk preview, however, the segments depending on babelbst.tex 
>> are just empty.
>
>
> In BibDesk's preferences, choose "Preview" and click the "Edit" button 
> to edit the TeX template that is used to generate BibDesk's previews.  
> Set it up just as you would a normal document with natbib/babel et 
> al., and it should work; these documents live in ~/Library/Application 
> Support/BibDesk at present.  If you've already done that and it 
> doesn't work, maybe we can discuss your requirements off-list?
>
> Adam
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