Go to Layout→Document→Bibliography and select Sectioned bibliography.

Up to LyX 2.2, you can produce multiple bibliographies with bibtopic, chapterbib or biblatex as follows: See section 3.1.2 of Help→Additional Features for details.

Now you can just insert several Bib(la)tex Insets ( Insert→Lists&TOC→Bib(la)TeX Reference).

Go to Layout→Document→Bibliography and select the relevant unit from Multiple bibliographies.

Multiple bibliographies will be supported as of LyX 2.3 (using, depending on the setting, either the bibtopic or chapterbib package, or biblatex): The following command (with an adapted bib file name) should do the trick (however, please backup your bib file before trying): In the latter application, you need to check 'Convert accented characters to TeX when exporting or pasting BibTeX' in the 'Opening and Saving' preferences.)Įxisting utf8-encoded bib files can be converted by means of the command line tool recode. For example, if you add the keyword A to an entry, this entry will be added to the dedicated group automatically. (Some editors automatically do this conversion for you, e.g. The content of the group is updated dynamically whenever the database changes: JabRef allows to manually assign/remove entries to/from the group by simply appending/removing the search term to/from the content of the grouping field. Particularly, characters not included in the bib file encoding need to be inserted via LaTeX macros. However, you might have to take care yourself about special characters. Please look here for some instructions.ĭecent bib file editors take care about the correct encoding, which usually can be set in the Preferences or Options dialog of the bib file editor.

Biber can handle unicode, however, as the name indicates, it only works in conjunction with biblatex. If you rely on UTF-8, you might try biblatex-biber, a BibTeX replacement program written in Perl. 1.0 or one of the many planned potential successing applications are ready, latin1 (ISO-8859-1) or another 8-bit encoding has to be used for the bib file (this does not affect the LaTeX encoding, which still can be utf8). 0.99c) was released in 1988 and thus predates the advent of unicode. BibTeX does not support files encoded in UTF-8 (i.e., Unicode), which is nowadays the default file encoding on most OSes.

Removing url in jabref bibtex