Upgrade StorageWhat's the most effective way to create bilingual entries?
Hey there,
I'm having a bunch of entries in Georgian, and for my paper, I need to also transcribe titles of papers, books, etc. into English, at times also translate titles. What's the best way to go about this?
a. I create entries using Georgian Unicode, that's fine. But then -- which field can I use to double the author, title, publisher, etc., so that when I "create bibliography," it's also copied?
b. Any other suggestions?
Thanks!
I'm having a bunch of entries in Georgian, and for my paper, I need to also transcribe titles of papers, books, etc. into English, at times also translate titles. What's the best way to go about this?
a. I create entries using Georgian Unicode, that's fine. But then -- which field can I use to double the author, title, publisher, etc., so that when I "create bibliography," it's also copied?
b. Any other suggestions?
Thanks!
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bwiernikIf you have many papers like this, I recommend you switch to Juris-M, a fork of Zotero with extended multilingual support: http://Juris-m.github.io
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BahlikoThanks.
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