WA2LWinTools/lib/bib2xml.default.xml
WA2LWinTools/etc/bib2xml.Type.xml
WA2LWinTools/etc/bib2xml.default.xml
For more information about the file format that can be loaded as bibliography (references) to 'Microsoft Word™' see: https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-ch/library/office/ff838340.aspx.
The metadata -e command processes the .bib file to generate the .xml file.
In theory you could convert other BibTeX files to .xml, too using the lib/bib2xml command which is used by the metadata -e command internally.
This is the example (bib2xml.default.xml) for a default MS-Word™ xml specification:
<b:Source> <b:Tag>@_COUNTER@_@REF@</b:Tag> <b:SourceType>JournalArticle</b:SourceType> <b:Guid>@GUID@</b:Guid> <b:LCID>@_LCID@</b:LCID> <b:Author> <b:Author> <b:NameList> <b:Person> <b:Last>@AUTHOR@</b:Last> <b:First></b:First> </b:Person> </b:NameList> </b:Author> </b:Author> <b:Title>@TITLE@</b:Title> <b:Year>@YEAR@</b:Year> <b:Month>@MONTH@</b:Month> <b:City>@CITY@</b:City> <b:Comments>@NOTE@</b:Comments> <b:Volume>@VOLUME@</b:Volume> <b:Edition>@EDITION@</b:Edition> <b:Publisher>@PUBLISHER@</b:Publisher> <b:BookTitle>@BOOKTITLE@</b:BookTitle> <b:ChapterNumber>@CHAPTER@</b:ChapterNumber> <b:Issue>@ISSUE@</b:Issue> <b:Department>@SCHOOL@</b:Department> <b:Institution>@INSTITUTION@</b:Institution> <b:DOI>@DOI@</b:DOI> <b:url>@URL@</b:url> <b:ShortTitle>@SHORTTITLE@</b:ShortTitle> <b:Pages>@PAGES@</b:Pages> <b:Editors>@EDITORS@</b:Editors> <b:NumberVolumes>@VOLUMES@</b:NumberVolumes> <b:ConferenceName>@BOOKTITLE@</b:ConferenceName> <b:JournalName>@JOURNAL@</b:JournalName> <b:issue>@ISSUE@</b:issue> <b:StandardNumber>@ISBN@@ISSN@@LCCN@@MRNUMBER@</b:StandardNumber> <b:City>@ADDRESS@</b:City> </b:Source>
Do not change this file(s), they will be overwritten when upgrading the WA2L/WinTools package, create your own bib2xml.default.xml file in the etc/ directory.
Do not change this file, it will be overwritten when upgrading the WA2L/WinTools package, create your own bib2xml.default.xml file in the etc/ directory.
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