pdf >> [hyperref, pdftex, natbib] www link in the bibliography
by Nicolas Herv » Thu, 18 Sep 2003 23:02:26 GMT
I'd like to generate a www (or file) link in the bibliography part when
I specify an URL field in the file.bib.
The idea is to easily recover from the document.pdf the cited articles
when they are available on the web (or locally on the computer).
Does anybody know or have an idea how to do that ?
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