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Christian Riesch <christian.riesch@tuwien.ac.at> wrote:
> Hongyi Zhao wrote:
>> Christian Riesch <christian.riesch@tuwien.ac.at> wrote:
>>> [snip]
>>> Hi,
>>> In my thesis I also need a list of own publications and a separate
>>> bibliography. I posted the same question one month ago on comp.text.tex,
>>> read the corresponding thread, the subject was "List of Publications for
>>> Ph.D. thesis". I use this solution from Michael Shell now:
>  >
>> I've tested tested the above solution given by you and others and there
>> are the following issues in my case:
>>
>> 1- I want to use the _Author Publications_ as a seperate chapter and
>> make the _Author Publications_ the title of that chapter in the chinese
>> characters through the CJK package.
> 
> In fact I use the book class instead of the article class in my thesis, 
> with this both the bibliography and the author publications appear as 
> chapters. But I don't know anything about chinese characters :-(

I also use the book class which is a customized one based on the LaTeX's 
standard book class, the point is that it seems that the following code 
must be appear in the preamble

\newcites{apubs}{Author Publications typesetted in chinese}

So the CJK package, which can support the chinese in LaTeX, will not 
take effect on this setting and furthmore, the LaTeX itself also not 
permit the non-english keys exists in the preamble before the specific 
packages beening invoked.

> 
>> 2- I also want this chapter'name, i.e., _Author Publications_, appear in
>> the toc and bookmarks by using hyperref.
> 
> Try the tocbibind package.

I'll try it.

> 
>> 3- I want to have more flexible control on the names of this chater's
>> appearance in the bookmarks, toc, and the title of that chapter, e.g.,
>> make them take different forms, such as, Author Publications, the
>> Publications of Author, and Author's Publicated Papers for the
>> bookmarks, toc, and the title of that chapter respectively.
> 
> At least you can change the title of the author's publication chapter by 
> changing the title in the \newcite command.

But this can noly give me the only one argument for changing the title.

Regards,
-- 
Hongyi Zhao <hongyi.zhao@gmail.com>
Xinjiang Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry
Chinese Academy of Sciences