How to import Endnote Citation Style to Zotero???
Hi,
i have got a Endnote Citation Style (.ens) that i would like to use in Zotero.
Is there a way to convert .ens to .csl? Or to import directly into Zotero??
Greets
ImI
i have got a Endnote Citation Style (.ens) that i would like to use in Zotero.
Is there a way to convert .ens to .csl? Or to import directly into Zotero??
Greets
ImI
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Anyone have any reading information about citation manager interoperability and legalities? I'm still a novice programmer, but there must be a way to extract the .ens style, and then just get Zotero to interpret it?
I'm sure it's more complicated than I've put it, but I'd be happy to read about it.
For some strange reason, a lecturer has made it compulsory to use the citation style that he wants us to - that he has 'made up'. Essentially it's just Harvard style, but reduced use of punctuation between authors, i.e.:
Smith W, Streisand B, ....
instead of...
Smith. W., Streisand. B,...
Crazy I know. Thanks.
Sal
As for your specific issue - it's really not that hard to adjust such small things in a style yourself. See here in general:
http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step
and specifically change initialize-with=". " and sort-separator in the author macro.