Re: Re: Re: Footcite formatting

> Writing in Germany, there is  a large amount of possible "styles" of
> references, almost nothing like MLA etc. seems to be accepted. One is
> just happy if one's supervisor accepts what we can give him with
> jurabib. One of the things not common is inclusion of publishers in
> either references or bibliographies.

I've written an article to be published in the next issue of the Zeitschrift
der Savigny Stiftung fÃŒr Rechtsgeschichte, Kanonistische Abteilung
formatted with jurabib. So, it is possible to do it the German way. My main
hurdle, was the final conversion to MsWord but with the latest version of
tex4ht and the kind help of Eitan Gutari, I managed to do it. 

The next version of LyX (1.4) will have some basic support of jurabib. It
will provide a more friendly interface to enter text.
 
> An essential would be @archival and it's application. For example:
> what is the best use of the different fields @archival provides? What
> is "archivename" for ? in comparison to "archive" etc.
> Maybe we should collect working examples of putting it to use ?
> master-setups of jurabib to accomplish given tasks (aimed at
> historians of middle-ages, modern times, contemporary etc.) taking in
> account American, UK, French an German (etc.) background.
> 

Well, it seems that we need a Wiki for LaTeX and the historian with a focus
on jurabib. When, I find some free time, I'll do something.

Cheers,
Charles

-- 
http://www.kde-france.org



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