* Skriv a reas Jan Jakob Bornheim ([email protected]):
|>
|> > On 30 Nov, 2014, at 23:43, Jutta Wrage <[email protected]> wrote:
|> > 2. Another problem I have no figured out:
|> > If I have fields I do not want to be imported by Lyx how can I create a
new Library before without those entries (ISBN for example)? For now I export
the needed books into a new library and edit every entry manually before using
it with Lyx.
|> >
|> > Jutta
|>
|> There might be smarter ways for #2, but one way would be to create a new
library with those entries,then do a database find and replace (Menu
Edit-Find-Database Find and Replace), select “Overwrite” as the operation, and
then set all ISBN entries to an empty string. Repeat for other fields.
|>
I don't use Lyx so the following is only a suggestion. I use biblatex (and
biber)---a variant of biblatex actually, biblatex-chicago--- to control what I
want to see in references. As you can see, isbn is set to "false" in the
example below. With this solution, there is no need to trim the bib files
themselves.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\usepackage[indexing=cite,%
compresspages,%
sorting=nyt,%
isbn=false,%
firstinits,%
url=false,%
useprefix=true,%
short,%
notes]%
{biblatex-chicago}
%% bibliographical databases
\addbibresource{history.bib}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
--Gildas
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