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The fundamentals (cont'd)

Bibliography. Hyperreferences.
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Let us suppose you want to cite this paper
A good way to figure its latex reference format is by landing on google scholar at
https://scholar.google.com/

pasting the title and hitting the search button

Once you found it, hit this
Then click on BibTeX
And a blank page with the right info will come up.
This is the information you have to include in your
bibliography file in LaTeX. Just copy it
 And paste it in your bibliography file. You can paste it
before or after other references, it does not matter.

If you do not have a bibliography file yet, create a .bib file by

clicking on New File and naming it with the extension .bib
To check all the available type of references for articles, papers, webpages and
books, land to
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Bibliography_Management#BibTeX
If not already inserted, insert the command
\usepackage{cite} to use the BibTex package
Before \end{document}, use \bibliography{name_of_your_bibliography}.

Also specify the style of your biblio by using \bibliographystyle{ }

For all the available styles check

https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Bibtex_bibliography_styles
To cite a reference you included in the .bib file, use
the \cite{ } command, inserting between { } the
name of your reference
 HYPERREFERENCES
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In the preamble, insert \usepackage{hyperref} to include
the package needed for hyperreferences.
Then specify the colors for generic, file and url links as
shown here
In the document, when you want to insert an
hyperreference, just use the command
\href{ link }{ name you want to display }
When you want to refer to an element inside your
document, use the \ref{ } command instead.
seuqinhcet Good practice

General recommendations. How to speed up the

writing and reviewing process.
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 RICH TEXT
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When writing raw text, e.g. when you are just
making the first draft of your document, switching
to Rich text mode can easily speed up the process.
Now, the content of the .tex
file is displayed in a more
"human friendly" way
For inserting a new section (left) or subsection
(right)
For inserting bold (left) or italic (right) text
For inserting inline formulas, as per the \(
command (left) or formulas on their own lines, as
per the \begin{equation} (right)
Remember that, in order to modify text spacing
(adding vertical or horizontal space, or moving to a
newline) you still have to use the proper command
 RECOVERING DELETED
FILES
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If you want to recover a deleted file, it is possible if you
deleted it up to 24 hours earlier. Click on History
Extend the selection to the notification of the
deletion of the file
Select the deleted file from the project branch tree
Finally, click on "Restore this deleted file"
Now, your file should be available again
MOVING QUICKLY ACROSS
THE DOCUMENT
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To jump straight to a point in your .tex file, just
double click on the corresponding part on the
generated PDF
Overleaf now shows you the corresponding
code section