Citation Menu
This menu contains the following sub menus :
Reference, Bibliography, Index.
The Reference menu contains the following commands:
Reference, Reference(), Label, Decrease the counter.
- Reference: This command put a cross reference between parenthesis and then you are asked to go where in the document you want to put the label associated to this reference.
jPreTeX put a cross reference, part of the name of the document file followed by a number, and you
see in the status bar at the bottom of the screen:
You can move to insert the LABEL mark.
Then you go where you want to refere then you click on the Label command of the same menu References. - References(): Same as above but to refere to equation number. It just put parenthesis around the reference.
- Label: Put a Label for the last cross reference done. Then you are redirected at the position of the coresponding reference.
A label and its reference
must have exactly the same text; for the label the text is between
accolades, for the reference the text is between parenthesis.
If the text is not the same, you can correct it directly by typing one of them, or use the following command: - Decrease the counter: As the reference text is taken from the name of the document followed by a number, this command decreases this number by one. The number increases automatically after each click on the Reference command or Reference() command.
- Vocal mode : after saying the key-word jpretex you say label or refere to get the prescribed action.
The Bibliography menu contains the following items:
Citation, Source, Go back to Citation position, End of Sources, Decrease the counter.
- Citation: This command put a bibliographical reference, the
citation, between parenthesis; this reference is the name of the
document file followed by a number.
Automatically the cursor goes to the end of the document
and put the same reference but between brackets. Then you type the
bibliographical source.
Also between brackets there is a End of
bibliographical Sources; this is done if you want to type text after
the bibliography, typically an address.
To go back to the citation, use in the same menu the command: - Go back to the citation position: This command put the cursor back to the citation position.
- Source: This command put the cursor at the end of the
document, just before the End of bibliographical Sources, put a
new bibliographical source reference,
the name of the document file followed by the previous number increased by one, between brackets.
Then you type the new bibliographical
source.
You go back to the last citation position by the command Go back to the citation position. - Decrease the counter: Each time you type a new source, the
number following the name of the document file increases by one. If you
suppress a source, you can decrease the counter of bibliographical
references by this command.
It decreases the number by one each time.
The Index menu contains the following commands:
Default indexes, Alphabetical indexes, Customized indexes.
- Default indexes: In order to make an index table you have to click on the command:
Index/Default indexes just after the word you want to put int the index table.Example: you want to put the word "extraword" in you table, just click
after it; a green capital letter I is put there and Compile by Make index is automatically performed. Then you an use the Preview command appearing by a right click of the mouse to see the actualised Index table. It may append that you have to do this preview twice. - Alphabetical indexes: This command does the same job but the index table is put in alphabetical order.
Click on this command just after the word to put in the
index table; a green A is written there and you have to do exactly as before.