BibTeX
A separate programme:
A file called tex_resources.bib with this content:
@BOOK{ll:latexbook, AUTHOR = "Leslie Lamport", TITLE = "\LaTeX, A Document Preparation System", PUBLISHER = "Addison-Wesley", YEAR = "1986"} @MISC{jw:essential, AUTHOR = "Warbrick", TITLE = "{\it Essential \LaTeX}"} |
A LaTeX file, bibtex_example.tex:
\documentclass[12pt]{article} \bibliographystyle{plain} % -- THIS \begin{document} \title{Mathematics Examples} \author{Simon Hood} \maketitle Leslie Lamport's book \cite{ll:latexbook} is the obvious place to start, but is probably better as the second or third place. A better place is {\it Essential \LaTeX} \cite{jw:essential}. % -- THIS \bibliography{tex_resources} % -- THIS \end{document} |
latex bibtex_example bibtex bibtex_example # ...1. NO SUFFIX for bibtex # 2. Yes, bibtex bibtex_example # NOT bibtex tex_resources... |
. . .Kile handles all this "nonsense" automatically. . .
1. | Start Kile (menu or commandline) to get the opening graphical shell. | |
2. | Edit the BibTeX-using file. | |
4. | Build, Quick Build,
or
Build, Compile, PDFLaTeX
to check syntax and preview.
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latex bibtex_example bibtex bibtex_example latex bibtex_example latex bibtex_example # ...there should be no warnings this last time... |