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I'm preparing a paper using bibtex for the citations. The initial commands for my bib file are:

\Sort{
  Mode{on}
  Collation{mixed}
  SortTypeOrder{pattern,key,name}
  NameOrder{ascending}
  Key{{author,editor},\year{year,note}}
  KeyOrder{descending,nulls first}
  Pattern{author+editor: "doron"}
  PatternOrder{first}
}

The structure of each reference is (eg):

@ARTICLE{bertelli08,
  author = {G. Bertelli and L. Girardi and P. Marigo and E. Nasi},
  year = 2008,
  title = {Scaled Solar Tracks and Isochrones in a Large Region of the Z-Y
          Plane},
  journal = {\aap},
  volume = 484,
  pages = {815-830}

However I don’t want that the title appear on the compiled version. How to do it?

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You mention that you use BibTeX. Which bibliography style file do you intend to use? The reason I ask is that all instructions to BibTeX for how to do its job are contained in the bibliography style file in use. Once you've settled on a bb style file, all you'll need to do is edit the file to modify the print.title function to output nothing at all. – Mico May 10 '12 at 10:27

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