Can bibMacros insert multi cite's keys at the same time?

Dear Schlicht and others,

I now use your BibTEX macro package for WinEdt and want to do the following citing for references in one place
of my paper:

\cite{a,b,c}

That is, there are three references will be cited at the same time.

So, I want to know whether bibMacros insert multi cite's keys at the same time or not?

Sincerely yours, 
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Chinese Academy of Sciences 
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2008-9-2

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Second try...

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [WinEdt]  latex2e button on the Help menu
Date: Sun, 03 Aug 2008 20:20:59 -0400
From: Murray Eisenberg <murray <at> math.umass.edu>
Reply-To: <winedt+list <at> wsg.net>
Organization: Mathematics & Statistics, Univ. of Mass./Amherst

Now I'm confused, too...  With WinEdt , I have a grayed-out LaTeX2e Help
item on the Help menu.  I went to Menu Settings > &Help > &LaTeX2e and
there the Macro is:

   HTMLHelp("%$('TeX-Help');\latex2e.chm",1,1);

and this Requires File Filter:

   %$('TeX-Help');\latex2e.chm

What do those entries have to do with the command you describe?

   HTMLHelp('%B\Doc\LaTeXHelpBook\LatexHelpBook.chm',1,1);

WinEdt Team wrote:
>> Thanks for the reply Alex. I followed both of your suggestions
>> and got stuck though.
>>
>> 1) I went to
>>
>> http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/LatexHelpBook/

Re: Can bibMacros insert multi cite's keys at the same time?

En Mon, 01 Sep 2008 11:38:33 -0430, Hongsheng Zhao  
<zhaohscas <at> yahoo.com.cn> escribió:

> Dear Schlicht and others,
>
> I now use your BibTEX macro package for WinEdt and want to do the  
> following citing for references in one place of my paper:
>
> \cite{a,b,c}
>
> That is, there are three references will be cited at the same time.
>
> So, I want to know whether bibMacros insert multi cite's keys at the  
> same time or not?

Yes, it is possible. Simplely you write:  
\cite{bibtexkey1,bibtexkey2,...,bibtexkeyN}. But the result will depende  
to \bibliographystile{} (amsplain, agsm, dcu).

If you want stile: blablabla [1,2]. Then set \bibliographystile{amsplain}  
to end of document. Ready.

Cheers

Atentamente,
Evaristo Arroyo F.

Tex Live 2008

RE: Tex Live 2008

On Tuesday, September 02, 2008 12:38, Nicolas Vaughan wrote:

 > ...Yesterday the TUG group released  version
 > 2008 of TeX Live. It works quite nicely, you
 > should all try it...

Why? For the uninitiated...

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 <david.huffer <at> csosa.gov>

Re: Tex Live 2008

WinEdt Latex2e help

Possibly a very dumb question.
The LaTeX2e item on my Help menu is greyed out.
The files are installed, but I think Winedt is configure to
use CHM help and I do not have a CHM help file in
C:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.7\doc\latex\help
I would rather use HTML help anyhow, but I cannot find where I can 
change this.
Can anybody help me?

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RE: Tex Live 2008

Re: WinEdt Latex2e help

Hello, Erich Neuwirth!
 02.09.2008 21:48 you wrote:
> Possibly a very dumb question.
> The LaTeX2e item on my Help menu is greyed out.
> The files are installed, but I think Winedt is configure to
> use CHM help and I do not have a CHM help file in
> C:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.7\doc\latex\help
> I would rather use HTML help anyhow, but I cannot find where I can
> change this.
> Can anybody help me?
You can try to redefine associated macro.

Let's assume, that your HTML file is "C:\MiKTeX\help\index.html".

1. Open "Options->Menu Setup..."

2. On the "Main menu" tab page double click the "&Help" item in the list.

3. In opened dialog, click on "&LaTeX2e" item. Now in the "Macro" field should
be something like "HTMLHelp("%$('TeX-Help');\latex2e.chm",1,1);" and in
"Requires File Filter" field "%$('TeX-Help');\latex2e.chm".

4. Replace text in the "Macro" field with

ShellExecute("open","C:\MiKTeX\help\index.html","", "C:\MiKTeX\help",1);

If your file name and/or path is different from supposed, change 2nd and 4th
parameters with full file path and file dir.

5. Clear "Requires File Filter" field. (Or set it to
"C:\MiKTeX\help\index.html", if you want to gray it out, when file doesn't exist)

You can find more information about menu options in WinEdt's help. Description
of ShellExecute macro is located in WinEdt's Macro manual.
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 Kuznetsov Andrey           pm_kan <at> mail.ru

Re: Tex Live 2008