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In article <1992Nov3.001811.7414@sserve.cc.adfa.oz.au> (Christoffer JS Vance)
writes:
>
>I have been asked to try to keep several different bibliographies
>within my thesis draft, one bibliography per chapter, and a separate
>overall one.  I'm using LaTeX, BiBTeX, and \include.
>
>How easy is this to do?  If not easy, I can probably escape this.
>
>Otherwise I may have to separate the drafts into separate documents.
>(I'm currently using one main file for the entire thing and would
>prefer not to have to jiggle page numbers manually between chapters.)
>
>The FAQ doesn't seem to be helpful, nor does 00bibtex-index.txt at
>ymir.claremont.edu seem to provide an obvious answer.
>
>-- Christopher

Check the archives for "bibperinclude.sty" or "chapterbib.sty". While your at
it, get the TeX Index. E.g., in archive ftp.cs.ruu.nl the style can be found in
/pub/TEX/latexstyle, the index in /pub/TEX/DOC.

Ronald Kappert