Upgrade StoragePlease suggest RTF biblio export "trick"
Dear friends,
I need to export a large biblio/site collection to an RTF document to append at the end of a paper I'm writing.
The problem I have is that the output is numbered by Zotero, while I'd prefer having the numbers formatted by Word, since upon review I might want to delete an entry and have the numbers recomputed automatically.
Just as an extreme example today the very first article, upon second thoughts, I wanted to be deleted and the bibliography started with a number [2] :) Of course if it was only one I could deselect them within Zotero, but if I want to eliminate several in several spots it would be handy that the generated list for Word was a numbered list and not fixed numbers.
Is this possible?
Thank you very much.
I need to export a large biblio/site collection to an RTF document to append at the end of a paper I'm writing.
The problem I have is that the output is numbered by Zotero, while I'd prefer having the numbers formatted by Word, since upon review I might want to delete an entry and have the numbers recomputed automatically.
Just as an extreme example today the very first article, upon second thoughts, I wanted to be deleted and the bibliography started with a number [2] :) Of course if it was only one I could deselect them within Zotero, but if I want to eliminate several in several spots it would be handy that the generated list for Word was a numbered list and not fixed numbers.
Is this possible?
Thank you very much.
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Run after each other would find all 1-3 digit numbers in square brackets at a beginning of a line.
It's also possible to modify the citation style pretty easily if you do this a lot.
has the basics.
You'll want to look for citation-number in the bibliography section of the style.