Tomorrow morning I will give a presentation on publish/subscribe (read the abstract and the invitation – you are welcome to drop in!). To prepare the presentation I used the LaTeX Beamer Class. The package is great, but the command \newblock which I use in the bibliography does not work and constantly produces the error http://latex-beamer.sourceforge.net/. This is due to the fact that the \newblock is not defined in the Beamer Class. The solution is to define it yourself by adding the following line of code after the \begin{document} command:
\def\newblock{\hskip .11em plus .33em minus .07em}
With this simple line everything is fine and the bibliography works.
Thanks!!!
celine
Excellent post. How did you figure this out?!!!
Thanks a lot!!!
Sohini
You are genious. Don’t tell you figured that out the night before the presentation… have to send you some cryptonite then 😉
thanks mate
Aaaah thanks!
That saves a hellva lot of frustration…
Yes. I just found this solution. However, it seems to work with just this before the \bibliography line. So…
\def\newblock{}
\bibliography{…
What do the bits in the curly brackets do for \def\newblock{}?
This entry still saves the day. Thanks!
After one hour of searching… Thank you very much!!!
Thank you very much!
You are genious. That saves my day!
Thank you!
Totally rad. Thanks for this!
thanks….genius!
whoa. lifesaver. thanks 😉
That did it. Thanks!
you are the best!!!!
Thank you so much for your help. It worked perfect!!
This line of code is still saving the day over 5 years later. Thank you!
Great! Thank you for such a specific and useful information.