I am citing works of two authors, say, K. Lee 2010
and V. Lee 2010
. When I used apacite
package, it took care of making sure that in the text if multiple authors have same surname then their first name is also used. However, now I am using ACM journal provided bst
file which quotes both of them as Lee 2010
and hence it becomes unclear.
I am using BibTeX (biblatex
conflicts with journal provided format). I tried to search on google but could not find much except this. Can you tell how I should address this. Here is an MWE.
\documentclass[acmnow]{acmtrans2m}
\begin{document}
First is \cite{vlee2010}. Second is \cite{jlee2010}.
\bibliographystyle{acmtrans}
\bibliography{temp}
\end{document}
Bibtex file is:
@inproceedings{vlee2010,
title={{First paper}},
author={Lee, VCCC and others},
booktitle={xyz},
year={2010},
}
@inproceedings{jlee2010,
title={{Second Paper}},
author={Lee, JCCC and others},
booktitle={pqr},
year={2010},
}
The style and bst files used are: style file and bst file
Output comes:
First is [Lee et al. 2010b]. Second is [Lee et al. 2010a].
REFERENCES
Lee, J. et al. 2010a. Second Paper. In pqr.
Lee, V. et al. 2010b. First paper. In xyz.
.bst
file you use. If you use a citation management package such asnatbib
orharvard
, please be sure to include this crucial bit of information as well. – Mico Feb 28 '13 at 14:04.bst
, so that's what they what... – Alex Feb 28 '13 at 14:30