Extra "1978-Present" added to Journal title
I cannot figure out how this is happening, but I want to have a reference look like this:
[3] A. Yoshimura, R. K. Prud’homme, J. Rheol. 1988, 32, 53.
But rather it looks like this:
[3] A. Yoshimura, R. K. Prud’homme, J. Rheol. 1978-Present 1988, 32, 53.
I don't want it to display "1978-Present." In fact, this isn't anywhere in the Zotero entry, so I'm not sure how it is being generated.
I am using Word 2011 for Mac.
Thanks!
[3] A. Yoshimura, R. K. Prud’homme, J. Rheol. 1988, 32, 53.
But rather it looks like this:
[3] A. Yoshimura, R. K. Prud’homme, J. Rheol. 1978-Present 1988, 32, 53.
I don't want it to display "1978-Present." In fact, this isn't anywhere in the Zotero entry, so I'm not sure how it is being generated.
I am using Word 2011 for Mac.
Thanks!
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You have two options:
1) you just fix this manually
2) you uncheck the "automatically abbreviate journal titles" box under set document preferences in the Word add-on. Note, though, that this means journal titles won't get abbreviated at all if you don't have the abbreviation in the Journal Abbr. field in Zotero.
By manually do you mean just editing it in the Word document? Only problem is if I refresh the entries it reverts back.