[Papyrus-L] Papyrus and BibTeX

[Richard Fieldsend]

Dear All,
I wonder if anyone could tell me how I might get Papyrus to work with LaTeX and BibTeX. From my previous message, I 
envisage something like:-

1) Use Papyrus as the database of reference documents as normal (do what its good at)
2) Create LaTeX document with \cite{} references as normal, but use the reference number as the unique identifier  in
the \cite. That is, if the document that you want to refer to is the first one in the Papyrus database the code  would read
\cite{1}
3) Output the Papyrus database using the BibTeX format (which is approx.
{identifier,
 	author	=	{whatever},
 	title	=	{The Title},
	publisher	=	{McWhoever},
	year	=	{1999}
}
{next document}

where the identifier would to the references ID no. in Papyrus. 

If this was the case then the BibTeX program could be used to create the reference list and enter the appropriate 
markers in the LaTeX file.

Thanks in Anticipation

Regards

Richard Fieldsend

ps. Mr Goldman, if no-one else has any idea, I have a feeling it was you that gave me an answer 3-4 years ago, so 
maybe you could intervene again :)



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Richard Fieldsend
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