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I would like to to get the Bibliography list in the form of:

[1] Author. (Year). Title. Journal Volume: PageFrom-PageTo

I think it might be sufficient to slightly modify (if such a style already exist, please share a link) e.g. the style model5-names.bst (can be found here) to add numbers to the listing.

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Welcome to TeX.SE! A quick hint: By indenting a line of code by four [4] spaces, you can get it to be offset/highlighted. A comment/question: It appears that the style file model5-names.bst implements some author-year citation method, which doesn't show a number. Why would you wish to prefix the entries in the references section with numbers -- especially as the numbers won't correspond to anything meaningful in the body of the document itself. – Mico Aug 15 '12 at 13:41
Why would you wish to prefix the entries in the references section with numbers. To help in navigation (it is faster to point to a number than to find a single line of text (at least if it is printed out)). Also to keep a track how many references were used – Vladimir Aug 15 '12 at 13:49
Perhaps model6-num-names.bst might be more appropriate. But from that particular style would need these changes: 1) sort the bibliography in alphabetical order 2) change the style of the citation from 1. Author. Title. Journal Year; Volume: PageFrom-Pageto. to 1) Author. (Year). Title. Journal Volume: PageFrom-PageTo – Vladimir Aug 15 '12 at 13:56

closed as too localized by Marco Daniel, egreg, percusse, Joseph Wright♦ Mar 2 at 22:06

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