jurabib/bibtex

Seb Wills <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.bibtex.jurabib.user
Message-ID <Pine.SOC.4.61.0506232329470.8719@mraos>
Hi folks,

I've set up jurabib (0.6) (with oxford option and jox.bst) for a history 
PhD thesis. It's mostly working very well (thankyou!), but I have a couple 
of small niggles which perhaps someone could help me with:

1) If I set pages=format, I get "p." added to page numbers supplied as 
optional arguments (as expected), but, contrary to what is indicated in 
the documentation, page numbers in the Pages field of the bibtex file do 
not appear at all (with or without formatting). How do I get both to 
appear (with "p." formatting)? (I don't need both at the same time, I just 
need the Pages field contents to appear if there is no optional argument).

2) Related question: is it possible to get BOOK page numbers formatted 
(e.g. "p.5") but ARTICLE page numbers without formatting ("23-29")?

3) I presume it's not possible to group a bibliography into different 
sections (e.g. all BOOKs, then all ARTICLEs)? Is there a way of getting 
the bibliography output as latex code so it can then be rearranged by 
hand?

Here's my configuation:

\usepackage[
     authorformat=abbrv,%
     authorformat=reducedifibidem,%
     citefull=chapter,%
     commabeforerest,%
     titleformat=all,%
      ibidem=strict,% was strict
      oxford,%
      pages=always,%  format would be nice but inhibits page numbers from 
bibtex file
      bibformat=ibidem,%
      see=true,%
  ]{jurabib}

...

\cite[15]{mykey}

...


\bibliography{thesisbib}
\bibliographystyle{jox}


Thanks!

Seb


 
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