Take the 2-minute tour ×  Given the directory structure:
B-Galactosidase Report\LaTeX\Min ex\  My .tex file is inside
"Min ex" directory.  My .bib file is inside the "B-Galactosidase
Report" directory two levels above that.  Then what is the path
I should specify for bib.bib in my .tex file? I think the syntax
is tripping me up here...  I have tried
\bibliography{"../../B-Galactosidase Report/bib"}{}  which
triggers the error   Non-existent destination files:
'citing with manual.bbl' Latexmk: I WON'T RUN 'bibtex citing
with manual' because I don't find the following files:
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lockstep, Lev Bishop, Stefan Kottwitz Nov 26 '11 at 16:55
Don't use spaces in any of your directory or file names. Other
than that, specifying ../../mybib should work. –  Alan Munn Sep
5 '11 at 7:05 I thought spaces should be ok as long as you wrap
inverted commas around the pathname? "../../mybib" didn't work
in any case... :( –  ptrcao Sep 5 '11 at 7:07 No. That is t