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From: kaul@icarus.eng.ohio-state.edu (Rich Kaul)
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Subject: Re: addbib for bibtex
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Date: 21 Aug 90 17:47:48 GMT
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In article <4051@tuminfo1.lan.informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de> hf@marvin.e17.Physik.TU-Muenchen.DE (Hannes Faestermann) writes:
   I use the bbitex-mode in emacs, provided by loading the file
   bibtex.el. I don't know if this is available with the normal emacs
   distribution. There maybe another file around named bibtex-mode.el,
   but I like the first one better. You just type in 
   C-c <letter> 
   and in your bib-file appears a mask. You only have to fill in the
   information.

It sounds like you have the VorTeX macro set installed since the
bibtex.el stuff isn't part of standard GNU emacs.  I do like them --
they do a good job of reducing the typing you have to do.  The LaTeX
and TeX modes are also quite good, and they are well documented.  The
macros are available for anonymous ftp on a.cs.uiuc.edu in
pub/TeX/vortex-macros.tar.Z.

-rich
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