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Dear Jurabib-Users,

this is a translation of an earlier posting on de.comp.text.tex. But I
post it here again, since I hope to adress more Jurabib-users over this
list.

Everybody knows that Jurabib can solve quite a lot of problems that arise
when setting up a bibliography in humanities. That is the reason why
especially historians can benefit a lot from it with their many different
citation styles.

Something that might not be so well known, since it is still in alpha-
stage, is the entry-type @ARCHIVAL. This is designed for coping with
(unprinted) archival documents. Jens has now declared that he is willing
to expand the possibilities a bit but he needs specific information to do
that.

I have put together a minimal document that shows all possible entries.
If you compile it please tell me, whether the outcome is what you have
expected or not and where you might want to have changed something.
Please play around with the entries so they satisfy your needs.

I will then collect all answers and put them together so that Jens will
get a neat and clear list.

Thank you for your help!

Matthias

%%%%Archiv.tex%%%%

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{jurabib}
\begin{document}

Footnote\footcite[fol. 23r.]{ArchiveA1}.

\bibliography{archie}
\bibliographystyle{jurabib}
\end{document}

%%%%%%archie.bib%%%%%%

@ARCHIVAL{ArchiveA1,
   title = {Title},
   archive = {Archivename long},
   shortarchive = {Arch.N. short},
   subarchive = {Subarchivename long},
   shortsubarchive = {SubArch. short},
   sig1 = {Sig.1},
   sig2 = {Sig.2},
   sig3 = {Sig.3},
   sig4 = {Sig.4},
   archname = {ArchiveName}
   }



 
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