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Assume you have created a bibligraphy file ZPSIipipan.bib like this:
@InProceedings{BEATCA:ECWeb, author={M. K{\l}opotek and S. Wierzcho\'{n} and K. Ciesielski and M. Drami\'{n}ski and D. Czerski}, title={Map-based recommendation of hyperlinked document collections}, editor={K. Bauknecht and B. Pröll and H. Werthner}, booktitle={7th International Conference on Electronic Commerce and Web Technologies (EC-Web '06)}, address={Kraków, Poland}, publisher={Springer-Verlag, LNCS 4082}, year={2006}, pages={1--10} } @Book{BEATCA:BOOK, author={M. K{\l}opotek and S. Wierzcho\'{n} and K. Ciesielski and M. Drami\'{n}ski and D. Czerski}, title={Conceptual Maps of Document Collections in Internet and Intranet. Coping with the Technological Challenge}, publisher={IPI PAN Publishing House}, address={Warszawa}, year={2007}, note={139 pages} }
You write a tex file, named e.g. sample.tex
\documentclass{article} \begin{document} In this document we cite this: \cite{BEATCA:BOOK}. \bibliographystyle{plain} \bibliography{ZPSIipipan} \end{document}
set kniga=sample call latex %kniga% - compiling once to get required references call bibtex %kniga% - running bibtex to extract the needed bibitems call latex %kniga% - compiling twice to get the references in proper order call latex %kniga% call dvipdfm %kniga% - now converting to pdf %kniga%.pdf - showing pdf under windows