Turabian 9th edition?

rakmed99
Hi,

I am new to Zotero and just began using it yesterday. I'm required to use Turabian 9th edition format for citations and bibliograghy, but all I can find in Zotero is an option to add Turabian 8th edition. Is there a way to get the 9th edition? Thanks!
  • adamsmith
    It's no our list but not sure how soon it'll happen. Chicago 17 is quite close to Turabian 9, though, so I'd start by using that.
  • riceira
    Hi,

    I am also required to use the Turabian 9th without ibid.

    Does anyone know what's the difference with the Chicago 17?
    Also, which one of these options: 'author-date;' full note,' and 'note' should be selected from the citation manual?

    thanks
  • gloryman
    @riceira,

    It depends on your requirements. Each has a bit of difference in formatting. I'd suggest changing your default and dragging a citation to a document. Change your default and drag the same to a document. Repeat for all the versions you want to compare. Use the samples to compare next to your research requirements.

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