Re: Access to bibliographies

Alain Delmotte <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.miktex
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi!

In your "localtexmf" folder add a subfolder "Bibtex" with a 
subsubfolder "bib".
In the last one you put your bibliographic libraries.
Then with the MikTeX manager you update the FNDB.
Also check that the localtexmf folder is defined for miktex.

That way normally, the libraries should be fount.

Regards, Alain

Le 11/09/2013 19:05, Colin McLarty a écrit :
> I am using TeXworks in MiKTeX 2.9 all updated, on several machines, all as
> Admin.  Neither the machine nor the version of MiKTeX is crucial here since
> I've lived with this issue for many years and many versions.
>
> BibTeX will not look for bib files outside the folder holding the current
> tex file.  Since I need to organize my tex files in various folders, I end
> up with multiple copies of many bib files and then of course I have trouble
> updating all in synch.
>
> Is there a simple way to get BibTeX to look in other folders?  FNDB does
> not do it.  I know next to nothing about roots or directories, and have
> happily run MiKTeX for years that way, but maybe I have to learn a bit now?
>
> thanks, Colin
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