One of my chapters is composed of multiple interviews with two people. When I am citing these sources in Word (2007) in footnotes (Chicago Style), Zotero does not include the date when a source is cited for the second time. This means that the sources are all appearing as the same, when in fact they are different interviews. I wouldn't mind adding the date manually, BUT if I cite a source and think it will be the first time I am using that particular interview, and then in the editing process the sentences get moved around, I will no longer know which particular interview a citation came from if it is not noted correctly anymore.

Example:

First time interview is cited in text: Rose Hill, interviewed by Mary Davis, transcript, May 13, 1928, University of Virginia Special Collections
Next citation:
Rose Hill, interview
Problem:
No date to distinguish between-
First cite:
Rose Hill, interviewed by Mary Davis, transcript, June 4, 1928, University of Virginia Special Collections
Second cite:
Rose Hill, interview

Any ideas or should I just go with the manual add of date until there is a fix?

Thanks!
(I rewrote this entry because I hadn't received a comment yet. I think I posted the entry in the wrong place at first!)

I tried the Full Note Chicago Manual of Style format and the problem persists. For now I will just put the date in the edit tool (unless you know of another fix) until Zotero is next updated...I hope you do get a chance to address this in the near future! I just discovered the edit tool and that is useful.

The second citation of any interview, when there are multiple interviews with the same subject and interviewer, should read:

Rose Hill, interview, May 13, 1928

Thanks,
uvaquiche

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