[OS X TeX] \cite woes

Oliver Hardt oliver.hardt at mac.com
Mon Jun 20 17:26:07 EDT 2005


On 20-Jun-05, at 5:12 PM, Jon Guyer wrote:
>> hi maarten:  i edit the .bib file using alpha, and it saves it as
>> "Mac" (not UNIX)
>
> Alpha will save with whatever line endings you tell it to. For use  
> with unix tools like BibTeX, you'll want unix line endings. Open  
> your .bib file in Alpha and look on the status bar for the button  
> that says "Mac". Click on it and select "UNIX". Resave your file.

OK. i did that.


>> -- i hope that is what you are referring to
>> regarding UTF-8 encoding.
>>
>
> No, UTF-8 encoding means 8-bit unicode. Alpha only saves in MacRoman.
>

do you mean that even if i save the file as UNIX in alpha, it still  
is in MacRoman and not UTF-8?

>
>>  i checked the file and there are no
>> special characters in the file.  thanks!  olli.
>>
>
> The Mac carriage returns most likely *are* the special characters  
> that are causing you problems.
>

after saving the file as UNIX in alpha, i did the entire latex/bibtex/ 
latex/latex run again (after i deleted all aux files and everything  
else that was created); the result is the same as before.

since i do not know whether UNIX option in alpha equals UTF-8, i  
cannot say whether the suggested modifications worked or not.

best, olli.

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