[Tex/LaTex] Resume bib item numbering with multibbl

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I am using multibbl package to create separated bibliographies for my CV (e.g., to separate journal and conference publications). It works really well, however it resets the bibliography item numbers for each bibliography.

For example, if I use:

\newbibliography{journal}
\bibliographystyle{journal}{../bib/plainyr-rev}
\nocite{journal}{*}
\bibliography{journal}{../bib/journal}{\large \textsc{Refereed Journal Articles}}

and use

\newbibliography{conference}
\bibliographystyle{journal}{../bib/plainyr-rev}
\nocite{conference}{*}
\bibliography{conference}{../bib/conference}{\large \textsc{Refereed Conference Publications}}

then I get an output similar to the following:

Refereed Journal Articles

[1] Author name. Title. Some Journal, 2013.

Refereed Conference Publications

[1] Author name. Title. In Some conference, address, 2013.

Instead what I really want (wish) is that the numbering resumes from where it left, something along the lines…

Refereed Journal Articles

[1] Author name. Title. Some Journal, 2013.

Refereed Conference Publications

[2] Author name. Title. In Some conference, address, 2013.

Is this possible? Thanks,

Edit: Working example

Content for example.tex

\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\usepackage{multibbl}

\begin{document}

\newbibliography{journal}
\bibliographystyle{journal}{plain}
\nocite{journal}{*}
\bibliography{journal}{journal}
{\large \textsc{Refereed Journal Articles}}

\newbibliography{conference}
\nocite{conference}{*}
\bibliographystyle{conference}{plain}
\bibliography{conference}{conference}
{\large \textsc{Refereed Conference Publications}}

\end{document}

content for journal.bib

@article{entry2,
    author = {Author name},
    journal = {Some Journal},
    title = {Title},
    year = {2013},
}

content for conference.bib

@inproceedings{entry1,
    author = {Author name},
    address = {address},
    booktitle = {Some conference},
    title = {Title},
    year = {2013},
}

Just invoke:

pdflatex.exe example.tex
bibtex.exe conference
bibtex.exe journal
pdflatex.exe example.tex

to get the undesired output 🙂

Best Answer

Thanks to Adam, I managed to use multibib, which does what I was looking for by default.

Here is the updated MWE that lists the publications in resumed numbering:

\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\usepackage{multibib}

\newcites{journal,conference}{Refereed Journal Articles, Refereed Conference Publications}

\begin{document}

\bibliographystylejournal{plain}
\nocitejournal{*}
\bibliographyjournal{journal}

\bibliographystyleconference{plain}
\nociteconference{*}
\bibliographyconference{conference}

\end{document}

The example uses the same .bib files in the original post and produces the following result (as expected):

Refereed Journal Articles

[1] Author name. Title. Some Journal, 2013.

Refereed Conference Publications

[2] Author name. Title. In Some conference, address, 2013.
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