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+Abstract
+
+  The `multibib' package allows to create references to multiple
+  bibliographies within one document. It thus provides a complementary
+  functionality to packages like `bibunits' or `chapterbib', which allow
+  to create one bibliography for multiple, but different parts of the
+  document.
+
+
+To produce the style
+  
+  latex multibib.ins
+
+
+To produce the documentation
+
+  latex multibib.dtx
+
+  If you do not want to include the macro section in the documentation,
+  remove the comment sign before \OnlyDescription.
+
+  To produce an index for the documentation:
+
+    makeindex -s mbgind.ist multibib
+
+  To produce a change history for the documentation:
+  
+    makeindex -s mbgglo.ist -o multibib.gls multibib.glo
+
+
+Contents:
+
+  00Readme      this file ;-)
+  multibib.dtx  documented source file for the multibib package
+  multibib.ins  installation file
+  mbgglo.ist    modification of gglo.ist to produce a change history for
+                  the documentation of multibib  
+  mbgind.ist    modification of gind.ist to produce an index for
+                  the documentation of multibib
+  
+  bibtexall     shell script to run bibtex on each .aux file in the 
+                   present directory
+  mbplain.bst   modification of plain.bst to be used together with multibib
+ 
+
+
+Happy TeXing
+
+    Thorsten Hansen, thorsten.hansen@psychol.uni-giessen.de
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+#!/bin/bash
+#
+# Evoke bibtex for each .aux file in the present directory.
+#
+# Thorsten Hansen, 2003-03-24 
+
+for file in *.aux ; do
+  bibtex `basename $file .aux`
+done