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My .bib files are generated by Mendley desktop and usually contain URLs, ISSN and DOIs, but I don't want those to be displayed in my list of references. How can I get rid of them (short of deleting those from the entries, I just want to not display them...) I am using biblatex.

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Assuming you are using standard styles, use options doi=false,isbn=false,url=false. The manual describes these as 'style-specific' options, as they do depend on the bibliography style in use.

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Alternatively, if you want biblatex not to see these fields at all, use biber 0.9.4/biblatex 1.6 and see section 2.1.1 of the biber manual. You are now able to filter out arbitrary fields (and map them to other fields) before biblatex even sees the data.

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This is also very helpful to remove the abstract field, which quite often contains strange characters like % but will rarely ever be used in the bibliography. – matth Oct 28 '11 at 14:06

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