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In "styles>Edits" and then "bibliographic index" I uncheck "Number entries"
Then, whatever change I make in the "citation>Author-date block" (like a change of template,...), it is not taken in account in OOo. The citation is still the identifier and its brackets.
Nice work by the way.
2010-01-07 14:39:18 UTC by nobody
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This is a source version but containing only the files required under Windows. The full source is included in the tar.gz package.
There is no more any compiled version because all my last attempts were unsuccessful resulting in a buggy package.
The difference is just some bug fixes.
Pierre.
2010-01-04 15:17:00 UTC by pmartino
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Hello,
is the V 1.5.1, uploaded on the 1/12/2009, filename
bibus-1.5.1-Win32-Setup.exe
a compiled version our a source version ?
If it's a compiled version, where do I find the new source files ? (except CVS, where there might be more experimental thinsg :-)
And what's different between 1.5.09. and 1.5.1 ? There is unfortunately no notes files in the sourceforge download list
Cheers...
2010-01-04 14:18:02 UTC by celvin
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Thank you!
OK, if someone is interested: on Windows it is under the path
\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\bibus.
2010-01-04 07:12:24 UTC by rg-software
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Hi!
In a linux box personal styles are located in your /home/user/.bibus/Styles folder. Just copy them over to the second machine and next time you open bibus they will be listed under the other default styles.
If you want to share them on a network folder I guess you could save the files on the network folder and then make symbolic links.
I don't know where the styles are saved on a...
2010-01-04 07:07:44 UTC by bodiless
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Hello! Sorry for the silly question, but I can't figure out where bibus stores user-defined style files and how to export them.
I have two computers, and I want to use bibus on both of them. I have created a style, and now I'd be happy either to share it in a common network folder or to export/import it. Thanks!
2010-01-04 03:28:01 UTC by rg-software
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This is already present in bibus since the first release !
It is called "Queries"
* Right-Click on the left category called "Queries"
* Choose "New query"
* Give it a name, for instance "Klatzky & Lederman"
* Define the search
Everytime you will click on this new category, tjhe search will be performed in the database
Pierre.
2009-12-28 08:39:24 UTC by pmartino
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Hi Sammartino,
there are 3 solutions:
1) If you want to continue to upgrade the translation in the future, the best is to directly apply your change to the cvs. In such a case, just send me an email and I will give you cvs access and you will be in charge in the future to keep the translation uptodate.
2) You can also send me the file by mail.
3) Finally you can open a "Tracker...
2009-12-28 08:15:11 UTC by pmartino
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Hello everyone.
After some intensive use of Bibus I've noticed there is a small set of search items that I'm repeating a lot.
I figure it would be nice to have the ability to set a list of search phrases I can call from the menu (a keyboard shortcut is always welcome :).
For example, if I often look for papers written by Klatzky & Lederman I will set a menu item that by invoking it I get the...
2009-12-26 12:13:47 UTC by dror_lev
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Hi Pierre,
I made a Spanish translation. If you need it, where can I send the .po file?
federico.
2009-12-21 20:56:02 UTC by sammartino
