Re: changing style

Thanks Dave
This program may help, but what I really need is a guide that would explain  
how to modify the xml and .py style files.
Beny

> I haven't used it myself, but have you tried
> the pyblink program?
> http://www.pybliographer.org/Members/kota/pyblink-0.4.2
>
> I think that this or the pybtext script should help you
> with producing an ordered list of references, but if you
> need to change the actual style of each reference then
> you will need to write a new style file, as referred to below.
>
> (My personal bias is to use latex and bibtex, but
> that probably won't help you much right now :))
>
> Dave
>
> >> >> Anyway, you can also have a look at the python files in
> >>
> >> Pyblio/Style/
> >>
> >> >> (e.g. Generic.py, abbrv.py, apa4e.py).
> >> >>
> >> >> Zoltan
>
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