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Using Windows 7 64Bit version with Java 6u16 (also 64 Bit), the "Open file" dialog does not work properly (see attached screenshot). This problem occurs with JabRef 2.5 as well as with 2.6b2.
2010-01-06 18:13:22 UTC by nobody
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I don't know if it's a bug in JabRef. I suspect that perhaps you may need to tweak your language configurations.
I use SCIM for inputting chinese characters into several other applications, and I can copy them into JabRef (Paste from clipboard) and they are displayed correctly by JabRef(for example, as a test article record; I did not test the menu), so it appears that JabRef can handle...
2010-01-06 17:47:50 UTC by plvera
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Thanks, it really helps.
However, there is still one more question.
If I choose my native language (Chinese), the
fonts will appear as squares. I searched on the
web and it seems that this is a bug in JabRef?.
2010-01-06 06:48:16 UTC by whilhelm
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Try, under options>Preferences>Appearance
there's a box marked General/ Menu and font label size that is greyed out. Click on override default settings and then enter the desired font size in the box.
This worked in my Linux box (running AntiX; a Debian derivative).
I hope it helps.
Regards,
Pedro.
2010-01-05 18:24:17 UTC by plvera
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Is there anything specific in JabRef that you think is *not* biblatex-ready?.
2010-01-05 09:18:44 UTC by thomasarildsen
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Thanks a lot for the very quick reply. The plugin works just as expected.
Jörg.
2010-01-05 09:06:54 UTC by jvoigt
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By the way, I personally find it much more convenient to use RefTeX in Emacs to insert the references. That way I don't have to switch to a different window to do it.
2010-01-05 07:52:50 UTC by thomasarildsen
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I have asked the JabRef developers about this previously. Morten Alver provided a nice plugin for using emacsclient in stead of gnuclient, here: http://jabref.sourceforge.net/resources.php (look for 'Push to Emacsclient').
Thomas Arildsen.
2010-01-05 07:47:35 UTC by thomasarildsen
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Testing version 2.6.beta2 under Mac OSX Push selection to Emacs is not working, as it looks for gnu-server running. Has anyone investigated the use of 'emacsclient' instead of 'gnuclient'? As I am using Aquamacs, I am not sure whether installing gnu-server/gnuclient is possible.
2010-01-05 07:22:27 UTC by jvoigt
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I think it could be useful for JabRef to have the option to read string definitions from a file A, and use these in the expansion of strings in file B. This could be based on preferences, with a similar interface to the abbreviations options, or based on currently open databases.
thanks!
2010-01-04 00:20:34 UTC by jonjackson
