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Right. I disabled that at some point because it broke some setup in my biblatex (but didn't fiddle with it much). I guess you can always do it manually, but it does get a bit cumbersome if you have, say, 30-40 items (as the OP might). I was very gra…
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I haven't done one of these for years, but last time I did, I used bibtex. One very easy solution would be to have a field that would export to the "annote" field in the .bib file (maybe there is already such?). Then, e.g., a simple 'chicago-annote'…
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This may not be super helpful, but I use BBT with no problems -- have very many "incollection" items, and the .bib files I get are correct. This seems to suggest that the problem lies elsewhere (but I use latex afterwards, so no idea of the others).
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If you open your pdf with any other viewer, the highlights won't show (they are saved externally).
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(I realize it's not a feature request, but I'd add a +1 if it were... I like Skim a lot and would be happy if it integrated more easily with Z.)
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+1. Skim has a feature of merging highlights on the same page, and I found it very helpful; sometimes I don't need to highlight a whole sentence but only parts of it, and it can still stay together. I love the pdf tools though, super helpful.
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Great, thanks! Will try it, but the end of the day, I may just try to maintain the 2 parallel; not ideal and will see how it goes. (I'm really just starting with Zotero. Used it a long time ago, then abandoned it and now returned mostly because of …
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I was looking for this too. Will report back how it goes. To @aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 's question: I was experimenting (want to preserve the 2-way compatibility in case I change my mind). What worked for me is to open the exported .bib file in a text edito…
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This is very good indeed, thank you. Solves the problem.
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Possibly nothing, but I don't know how to do it.
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I am also relatively new to Zotero, and what I would find most useful is to either print directly from the program, or to be able to export a note into .pdf format.