KCB's Custom LaTeX2e Files

Here are some files I wrote for my own use with LaTeX2e. Feel free to help yourself. I offer no warranty. The usual rules apply: You may freely copy and use these files. You may give them away free to anyone. You may freely modify them, as long as you change the name of the files.

The self documenting files includes latex-able documentation at the end of the file (after \endinput).

econometrica.bst

A BibTeX style for Econometrica's peculiar format. Requires harvard.sty version 2.0.5 and em-cite.sty. There may be a few bugs in some of the more obscure entry types.

em-cite.sty

This is a documentstyle option/package that patches harvard.sty to agree with Econometrica's distinctive format for multiple in-text citations. Requires harvard.sty version 2.0.5.

fn2end.sty

Yet another way to convert footnotes to end notes. It defines commands that change the definition of \footnote, so you can mix footnotes and end notes in the same document. Self documenting.

hssvita.cls

A document class for formatting a cv as suggested by Mary-Claire van Leunen's A Handbook for Scholars. (Well not quite exactly as she suggests, but close.) Self documenting.

kbordermatrix.sty

Knuth defined a \bordermatrix macro for plain TeX and it was translated and made part of LaTeX even though it is not mentioned in Lamport's manual. One problem with it is that it does not align well with matrices made using LaTeX's array environment. Another problem from my point of view is that it uses parentheses instead of brackets as delimiters. The kbordermatrix package defines a \kbordermatrix macro that deals with both these issues. (Documentation)

custom-bib.zip contains Patrick W. Daly's makebst.tex file.

I used this latex program as the first step in creating econometrica.bst. It may be just what you need if you are trying to create your own bibliography style.

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