32) Where do I find documentation about BibTeX?

    BibTeX, a program originally designed to produce bibliographies in
    conjunction with LaTeX, is explained in Section 4.3 and Appendix B 
    of Leslie Lamport's LaTeX manual.  The ``BibTeXing'' document, 
    contained in the file btxdoc.tex, gives a more complete description.

    The ``Designing BibTeX Styles'' document, contained in the file 
    btxhak.tex, explains the postfix stack-based language used to
    write BibTeX styles (.bst files).  The file btxbst.doc is the template
    file for the four standard styles (plain, abbrv, alpha, unsrt). It
    also contains the documentation for them.

    The current Unix-BibTeX man page, contained in the file
    bibtex.1, was updated in January 1992 and is about one page long.
    There's an old and obsolete version floating around, written in 1985
    before ``BibTeXing'' and ``Designing BibTeX Styles'' appeared, that is
    several pages long.  You should ignore it (or throw it away), since it
    describes BibTeX version 0.98, style files of which are incompatible 
    with the current version, 0.99 (to be precise, 0.99c).

    All files mentioned in this answer are available via anonymous ftp
    from labrea.stanford.edu (36.8.0.47) in the BibTeX ftp area, tex/bibtex.
    All the non-Unix files should be available on any system that runs
    BibTeX; if they're not on your system, please complain to your BibTeX
    installer or to your distribution source.