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Bibtex question

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From: Sandeep Kochhar
Date: Fri, 25 May 1990 17:08
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Given a set of *.bib files, how can I print out all the citations
contained therein?  (I think someone posted an answer a few months
back, but I missed it.)

Note: one not-so-elegant way would be for me to write a program
(in C or awk etc.) that extracted all the keys and put them in
a latex file as \cite{key1,key2....}. Then I could just use bibtex.

However, I'm interested in a latex solution.



Sandeep Kochhar
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