Re: formatting bibliography

hey,
I'm also writing a big history memoir in French. Here is my jurabib 
setup---hopefully, that should yield pretty much what you need. Some of 
  the redefinitions may be unnecessary, but being in some kind of rush, 
too, I can't dig into it right now to make it prettier.
I totally agree on the usage of bibtopic, especially since you've 
already got several files.

Feel free to ask if anything's still wrong.

Bon courage,
Hélène aussi.

     \usepackage{jurabib}
     \jurabibsetup{
     oxford=true,
%     authorformat=indexed, [that won't work at the moment]
     authorformat=citationreversed,
     titleformat=italic,
     ibidem=strictdoublepage,
     idem=strictdoublepage,
     dotafter=bibentry,
     pages=test,
     citefull=first,
     citefull=chapter,
     }
     \renewcommand{\numberandseries}[2]{\unskip, coll. \og #2\fg}%
     % % #1 series number
     % % #2 series name
     \renewcommand{\artnumberformat}[1]{\unskip,\space \no~#1}%
     \renewcommand{\pernumberformat}[1]{\unskip,\space \no~#1}%
     \renewcommand{\artvolumeformat}[1]{  vol.~#1,\space}%
     \renewcommand{\pervolumeformat}[1]{  vol.~#1,\space}%
     \renewcommand{\artyearformat}[1]{  #1}%
     \renewcommand{\peryearformat}[1]{,  #1}%
     \renewcommand{\volumeformat}[1]{#1 vol.,}
     \renewcommand{\osep}{ ;\space}

     \renewcommand{\jbtitlefont}{\textit}
     \renewcommand{\jbapifont}[1]{\og #1 \fg}
     \renewcommand{\jbaensep}{,\space}

     \renewcommand{\bibJTsep}{}
     \renewcommand{\bibfnfont}{}%first name (author)
     \renewcommand{\bibefnfont}{}%first name (editor)
     \renewcommand{\bibtfont}{\textit}%book titles
     \renewcommand{\bibbtfont}{\textit}%book titles (coll. of essays)
     \renewcommand{\bibjtfont}{\textit}%journal title
     \renewcommand{\bibapifont}[1]{\og #1\fg}%title artciles/essays in a 
collection
     \renewcommand{\bibauthormultiple}{---,\space}
     \renewcommand{\bibbtsep}{dans }
     \renewcommand{\bibjtsep}{,\space}
     \renewcommand{\bibansep}{,\space}
     \renewcommand{\bibatsep}{,\space}
     \renewcommand{\bibbdsep}{,\space}
     \renewcommand{\Bibbfsasep}{}%between first & second author 
separation
     \renewcommand{\bpubaddr}{,\space}

     \AddTo\bibsfrench{\renewcommand*{\Reprint}{réédition}}


On 30 août 04, at 14:27, Hélène wrote:

>
> Hi!
>
> I'm a french student, and I'm writing a mémoire for my medieval spanish
> history thesis with Lyx, and I choose to use the jurabib package for my
> bibliography. I'm not very good at all with informatic, but I wanted to
> use some powerful tools in order to prepare correctly my thesis (I used
> Word several years ago, and it was of course a desaster..., and then I
> choose Linux and his tools), and a friend of mine helped me.
> I'm now in a kind of a rush to finish this mémoire, and, of course, I
> have problems with formatting my bibliographic references.
> I read the jurabib documentation several times, but I could'nt find 
> some
> things.
> I'm so sorry for my ignorance and those basic questions, but I'm badly
> in need of help, and I really wouldn't like to have to copy this 
> mémoire
> in an openoffice file at the last minute...
>
> There are my problems
> In the quotations:
> - For the articles and incollections, I have to put the title between
> quotations marks (""), and the journal or booktitle in italic, and I
> don't find how to do this...
> - For all quotations, I have to use shorttitles after the first
> quotation (no problem wiht that), and add "op. cit" (or "art. cit" when
> it is an article or incollection) after this shortitle. Is there a
> possibility to do such a thing?
> - For the number field, how can I change "Nr" for "n°"?
> - and I have to put commas between all fields: is there anything else
> that "commabeforerest"?
>
> In the bibliography:
> - I have to divide my bibliographic references into several parts
> (Sources, studies...). Planning this, I have written my entries in
> several .bib files, which I join together in one file for the moment in
> my lyx document. Are there packages relatively easy to use?
>
> Can anybody help me?
>
> I'll be so grateful for any answer.
>
> HS
>
>
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