From: <Chr...@ao...> - 2004-08-27 10:29:44
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Dear MikTeX users, I use BibTeX to do my citations. In the present problem, I have three papers from two co-authors, all from the same year. While BibTeX correctly assigns (1991a) etc. in the references, it does so in a strange order: in the main text, I have sth. like the following code: For some early work see \citeasnoun{Froot/Obstfeld:91a}. Further contributions have been made by \citeasnoun{Froot/Obstfeld:91} and \citeasnoun{Froot/Obstfeld:91b}. The problem is that the article referred to by the 91a key is compiled as (1991c), 91 is (1991b) and 91b is (1991a). Obviously, I'd like to begin the citations with (1991a). I use the harvard-package to be able to use the econometrica-style but the same problem occrs with other styles, too. On the web, I only found solutions to wrong orders in the references, but none on wrong orders in the main text - which is why I ask for your help! Best regards -- Christoph Hanck Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft Lehrstuhl für Empirische Wirtschaftsforschung, Prof. Dr. Wilfling http://www.wiwi.uni-muenster.de/~05/ WWU Muenster Tel.: +49-251-83 25045 eMail: chr...@ao... |