LAST UPDATED 7/10/95

BUG V2_001	Stelarbib "Von Der" -> "Van Der"
	However, I'm afraid that your "Stelarbib" package have a tiny bug.
	I suspect that the stelarbib.c converts "VON DER" to "van der"??
	I think it must be fixed.
WORKAROUND V2_001 	
	Edit the entry by hand into the database.
FIX V2_001
	This will not be fixed because the STELAR abstracts have disappeared
	from the Web.
	
BUG V3_001	04/27/95	Documentation error in cheatsheet
    There is a typo in your document "ASTROBIB FOR THOSE IN A HURRY".
    The extra comma in the command 
 	\documentstyle[12pt,aasms,astrobib,]{article}
    causes latex to search for a file called `.sty'. Since this file does
    not exist, the program  comes back asking for an explanation.
FIX V3_001	04/28/95
    Revised the documentation

BUG V3_002	04/27/95	Documentation error in ancillary.tex
    Here's another little buglet. If you have only one author, but his name
    is something like "de Boer" or "Lloyd Evans," your software assigns a
    code name like "de Boer85" or "Lloyd Evans74." But bibtex wants code
    names to be all one word -- I guess, as it's certainly complaining now.
    A work-around is simply for the user to assign an acceptable code name,
    but perhaps the next version of your s/w could insert an underscore in
    place of the blank.
WORKAROUND V3_002 	
    Create the label yourself with, e.g.  %L deBoer85

BUG V3_003	04/28/95	Jr. doesn't work
    Astrobib truncates Jr. into J.
WORKAROUND V3_003
    Bad one. Have to edit the .bbl file yourself after running bibtex.
    High priority to fix.

BUG V3_004	04/30/95	Included files with .tex don't work
    Here's an interesting bug: I want to insert my tables as include files,
    so I have these lines in my paper:
	\include{tables/table1}
	\include{tables/table2}
    But this doesn't work, because getref doesn't know to add the ".tex"
    suffix and can't find the files. If you put them in as "table1.tex,"
    then dvips (which knows to add the suffix) can't find the file
    "table1.tex.tex"!
    The work-around is to list them as 
	\include{tables/table1.tex}
	\include{tables/table2.tex}
    in your original file, and then delete the ".tex" endings in
    xample_b.tex before running latex one last time. Better to fix the
    bug, though.
WORKAROUND V3_004 	
    A better workaround for the moment is to leave the .tex off the
    actual file names. Your \input line would be something like
    	\input{tab_fig/tab1} 
    and in tab_fig, the file is named tab1.
    This worked in version 2. I haven't checked it for version 3.

BUG V3_005	05/18/95	ref_to_tex fails on Dec Alpha
    Syntax error in makebib.
FIX V3_005	05/19/95
    The alpha actually uses "nawk" rather than "awk." Nawk is a bit
    pickier about the format of sprintf statements. The code has
    been revised to work with both awk and nawk.

BUG V3_006	05/01/95	%B description missing 
    On p. 6 of your article on ref_to_tex, you list the meaning of key
    letters in the refer-style database. You don't include %B on your
    list.  I can never remember how to list a book and have to go back
    to astrobib/doc to find an example.  
FIX V3_006	07/10/95
    Documentation has been revised.

BUG V3_007	07/10/95	getref doesn't handle shortciteNP 
FIX V3_007	07/10/95
    Getref has been revised.
    	
BUG V3_008	07/14/95	getref getting confused with \input
FIX V3_008	07/14/95
    Oops. That was a result of fixing the shortciteNP bug
    (forgot to update an array index). Getref has been revised.

BUG V3_009	07/14/95	.bib file lists extra author names
    This doesn't seem to affect anything, but there are extra 
    authornames being printed out in the .bib file when it is
    constructed using ref_to_tex.
BUG V3_009	07/14/95
    This was from leftover debugging statements. They have been 
    commented out.

BUG V3_010      07/25/95        ref_to_tex repeated %V and %D entries.
    I started this note with the intention of sending you the complete
    entry for your bib file, but it just occurred to me that this one
    won't work, since the program will use the volume number from the
    previous entry in your list. Oh, well.
        %A Hurwitz M.
        %A Bowyer S.
        %D 1995
        %J advsr
        %P {in press}
    Actually, that cropping up of old values is a universal phenomenon.
    I have a habit of typing %Y instead of %D. The program then ignores
    my value for the year and recycles the date from the previous entry.
FIX V3_010      07/25/95
    Fixed in version 3.4