{subdividing} is about multiple/subdivided {bibliographies}, indexes or similar document elements. If you use this tag, add the appropriate general tag or preferably the tag of the specific package you use (e.g., {biblatex}).
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How to make memoir not put bibliography on next recto page
I am using two columns in a memoir document and when I place a bibliography using bibtex for some reason it ends up on the next recto page. I am writing a book with multiple chapters and I want each ...
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biblatex: printing separate bibliographies
I'm using biblatex and I have it set up like this:
In my bib file I have 3 sorts of entrys, online, booklet, and book.
And in my thesis I want them printed separate like this:
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Two bibliographies with two different styles in the same document
When using biblatex, suppose I have set up two separate bibliographies, how can I assign them different styles, e.g. one numbered and the other author-year format or some such thing.
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Multibib reverse label or sort order
I'm using multibib. I manually set the order of the bibliography. I would like the order of the numbered items to be reversed. For example, my document has:
\nociteX{Foo}
\nociteX{Bar}
And the ...
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How does one get endnotes at the end of every chapter?
Is it possible to get endnotes at the end of every chapter? Presently I am using the endnotes package and it seems to only generate all the endnotes together at the point where I put \theendnotes.
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Two amsrefs bibliographies, with different label styles
How can I convince amsrefs to use in one biblist the alphabetic style and in another biblist the numeric style?
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How can I change the level of the References in the Table of Contents by using the package “bibunits” for long monographs
In monographs, references are often put at the end of each chapter, and the bibunits package can be used. References in the Table of Contents(ToC) should have the same level as section as follows:
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How to split bibliography into “works cited” and “works not cited”?
I need two bib-like sections: a "References" giving works explicitly cited in my text, and a "Bibliography" (or "Further reading" if you prefer) giving everything from my bibfile that didn't already ...
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How should one use \write18 with BibTeX
Background
Now that TeX Live 2010 has a restricted \write18, I figured it'd be reasonable to update my cv which uses the bibunits package to run BibTeX for each of the .aux files.
Currently, I have a ...
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Disappearing bibliography
This is a bit related to my earlier post:
Getting correct section numbering for Appendix in a large document
I'm building a thesis with separate articles. I have a file main.tex and an introduction ...
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How to use the amsmidx package to include multiple indices
I am using the gsm-l class file to write a small text. I want to have two indices at the end, one for names, and one for subjects. So, as instructed in the AMS instructions, I include then line
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Headings inside the bibliography list?
Is it possible to have headings inside thebibliography? I need to categorize the references into, say, "required" and "optional".
I tried simply putting some text in between \bibitems, but the ...
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multibib and links to bibliography (with hyperref, natbib)?
I'm using the multibib package but cannot get links to work with it and hyperref. Is this combination possible? A sample document follows:
If I add a \usepackage{natbib} in the preamble then links do ...
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How can I have two or more distinct indexes?
I often want to have more than one index in a longer LaTeX document. For instance, I might want a general concept index, an index of named persons, and an index of symbolism. How can I have two or ...
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How do I break up a bibliography into separately numbered sections?
There are at least two use cases where one might want to list items in a bibliography under separate subsections with different numbering conventions.
a CV, where you'd like to list journal papers, ...
