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Article #63override of \begin{thebibliography} etc.
From: K. Darcovich
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 22:53
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 22:53
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Hello. I have posted a similar question to this
newsgroup before, and there was no answer, so I will
try again.
If I use the command \begin{thebibliography} for example,
LaTex will start a section with the title "References".
Now, supposing I'm doing this is a non-English language
and I want to write some other word, such as
"R\'ef\'erences" in French.
The same goes for putting "Sommaire" instead of the
default "Table of Contents".
does anyone know how to perhaps use a \newcommand or
a modified style file to accomplish what I have
explained above??
I would prefer replies by private e-mail to
(kdarc@sg1.chem.nrc.ca)
thanks,
Ken.
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