I'm looking for a way to define new BibTeX style or to customize existing one. I have two reasons for this:
Example:
Any suggestions?
P.S.: The OS is Ubuntu.
Biblatex supports most common citation styles. To change the citation style in your document you have to edit the citestyle command of the biblatex package in the preamble. You can also update the way the bibliography is sorted by adding a sorting command of the biblatex package.
In your Word document, click on the References tab in the Ribbon. In the Citations & Bibliography group, click the arrow next to Style. Click the style that you want to use for the citation and source.
BibLaTeX is the succesor format of BibTeX, it is the more modern format, which enhances bibtex. JabRef supports both formats. In the context of JabRef the main difference is just the different entry types and corresponding fields.
I'd recommend biblatex. It's not included yet with most TeX distributions at the authors request, but it is completely usable and very well documented. I think it will be less painful to use to get what you want, and also a better investment for the future as I think biblatex will quickly become the favored standard once it has it's 1.0 release.
I've used latex makebst
to generate new one :)
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