X.BIB:
Attributes


ABSTRACT

An abstract

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CIT

I just copied this one.

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CODEN

CODEN for the jouranl.

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COPYRIGHT

Limited free text about the copyright

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COUNTRY

Standard 2-letter code

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HREF

The HREF attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It serves as the tail of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.

Here is some more information.

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ID

Identifier (type unspecified)

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ISBN

ISBN number (book)

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ISSN

ISSN number (periodical)

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ISSUE

Number (or other string)

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JOUR

Journal title (no set format)

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MEDIUM

The medium in which the message was given.
paper
electronic
internet
unknown
(default)

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unknown

METHODS

Operations on destination (advisory) (HTML 2.0)

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NAME

NAME specifies the target of a hyperlink and must be unique within a document. Here is some more information.

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NUMB

Number (e.g. of a series)

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OCCASION

Meeting, Workshop, etc

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ORGANIZER

Person or organisation

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PAGES

Page (range)

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PUBLISHER

Publisher

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PUBTYPE

The type of the publication.
article
book
journal
letter
manual
manuscript
meeting
oral
patent
poster
report
review
thesis
unk
(default)

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unk

REL

The REL attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It describes the target of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.

In CML glossaries are used extensively with the syntax:
REL=glossary
The

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REV

The REV attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It describes the backwards relationship of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.

At present CML does not specify a use and it should evolve in parallel with what the WWW community decides.

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SECT

Section

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SERNO

Serial number (book, etc.)

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STATUS

Preset status of publication.
submitted
in-press
other
(default)

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other

TITLE

Title of book, paper, article, etc.

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URL

URL of publication

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URN

Permanent address of destination (HTML 2.0)

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VOL

Volume (number).

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YEAR

4-digit year. Might not correspond to the contained V.VAR.

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