Export References / Bibliography from word file for bibtex and other formats

Using the references written in a MS word file in some other tool/file is a cumbersome task. You make it easy by exporting that bibliography from your word file to '.bib'. '.bib' may be used for any tool / word file thereafter and is completely editable. There is a particular site that can be used for exporting bibliography or references written in MS Word document in all popular biblio formats. For this follow the following steps:

1. visit http://eewoww.com/

2. Sign up for a free account there

3. login to your account, you will get the following screen:

4. Now copy all the references from your word file.

5. come back to your account web page and select "Add" button from the centre top tab.

6. Select the option "      "

7. A blank tab will open, paste your copied references there and proceed. 

it will import all the bibliographic information for all the citations in couple of minutes (depends on number of references being exported).

8. Give a check to the bibliographic information imported and press export button after selecting all the papers in the list to bet .bib or ris file.

Missing "Reference" heading for bibliography section in the pdf file generated through Latex

This is post is regarding missing "Reference" heading for bibliography section in the pdf file generated through Latex file typed in texstudio. Following is the screenshot:



Following may be the lines of script in your latex file:

\bibliographystyle{elsarticle-harv}
\bibliography{mycollection}

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Solution:

you need to add a small code line before calling the bibliography style, as following

\newcommand{\bibsection}{\section*{\refname}}

it will make the heading working for your pdf file.



I hope it will help. Happy Latexing...............

How to add Sub-figure in Latex

Latex is a great tool to document the research papers. Although it struggles with some manual function coding but still is wonderful to maintain formatting of the document better than MS Word and other similar editors. This post talks about adding subfigures in the figure tab (acc. to following example) of the Latex.

\begin{figure}[b!]
\centering

\begin{subfigure}{0.3\textwidth}
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{ar1.jpg}
\caption{Forged Image}
\end{subfigure}

\begin{subfigure}{0.29\textwidth}
\includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{ar2.jpg}
\caption{Original Image}
\end{subfigure}

\caption{Another example of Digital Image Forgery}
\label{fig:figex2}

\end{figure}

The code will make the things possible by using \begin{subfigure}------\end{subfigure} block. you can even create reference to a particular sub figure in the image. i have mentioned that in my another post.

Happy Latexing........