| 36 | | Learn to use bibtex for your references. The first paper I wrote from beginning to end, I entered all references manually, and it's probably one of the single dumbest things I've ever done professionally (right up there with submitting a paper -- and going through the entire editorial process to acceptance -- to the wrong jounal). |
| 37 | | ~Taka |
| | 33 | Learn to use bibtex for your references. The first paper I wrote from beginning to end, I entered all references manually, and it's probably one of the single dumbest things I've ever done professionally (right up there with submitting a paper -- and going through the entire editorial process to acceptance -- to the wrong jounal). ~ Taka |
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| | 36 | NASA ADS (http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abstract_service.html) abstract search provides BibTeX info for each abstract, which can be easily incorporated into your tex files: http://ads.harvard.edu/pubs/bibtex/ |
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| | 38 | Some more info on using the natbib citation package: http://dopey.mcmaster.ca/AASTeX/using_natbib.html |
| | 39 | ''-Kathryn'' |