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I have the following problem with multibib: when I use the LaTeX code 

\documentclass[a4paper,11pt,german,american]{article}

\usepackage[resetlabels,labeled]{multibib}
\newcites{J}{\normalsize{Journal publications}\vspace*{0truemm}}
\newcites{C}{\normalsize{Conference publications}\vspace*{0truemm}}
\newcites{R}{\normalsize{General publications}\vspace*{0truemm}}

\begin{document}

x \citeJ{dokodurime14} \citeC{pikorihl14} 
y \citeR{dokodurime14} \citeR{pikorihl14} 
z \citeJ{dokodurime14} \citeC{pikorihl14}

\bibliographystyleR{IEEEtran}
\bibliographyR{references}

\bibliographystyleJ{IEEEtran}
\bibliographyJ{references}

\bibliographystyleC{IEEEtran}
\bibliographyC{references}
\end{document}

then the outcome is:

x [R1] [R2] y [R1] [R2] z [R1] [R2]

but it should be:

x [J1] [C1] y [R1] [R2] z [J1] [C1]

Any idea what I did wrong? The three bibliographies are correct.

Gilles 'SO- stop being evil'
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Erwin
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The problem relates to initializing the multibib references. I reproduced your problem and found the following solution:

\usepackage{multibib} 
\newcites{J,C,R}%
{Journal publications,%
Conference publications,%
General publications}

\begin{document}

etc.

Initialized this way, the example gives x [J1] [C1] y [R1] [R2] z [J1] [C1].

rvaneijk
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