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# Come posso scaricare i file generati automaticamente (ad es. .bbl, .aux, .ind, .gls) per il mio progetto? Il mio editore mi ha chiesto di includerli nel mio invio

Fai clic sul *Invia* pulsante sopra il pannello di anteprima, quindi scegli "arXiv". Ci sarà un'opzione per scaricare un file .zip con il .bbl incluso. Una volta fatto clic sul pulsante, dovrebbe apparire un messaggio "Compiling project, please wait..." e la compilazione richiederà un po' di tempo; quindi scaricherà il file zip. Il seguente video dimostra questo processo.

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Puoi anche scaricare il file .bbl separatamente. Facendo clic sul [icona "Logs and output files"](/latex/it/base-di-conoscenza/150-view-generated-files.md) accanto a "Recompile", quindi scorri fino in fondo a destra. Poi fai clic su "Other logs & output files"; a quel punto puoi scaricare il file .bbl.


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