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I tried to install the "Multilingual Zotero" following the instruction "Running the Implementation" on gsl-nagoya-u.net/http/pub/zotero-multilingual-overview.html, but it doesn't work. The download is really slow and at the end I get the message: "F…
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For reference: A similar thread has been started here: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/13117/entire-journals/ (it's not about journals themselves but about journal issues as item types)
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Being the one who started the related discussion referred to above, I strongly support mdfurney in her “request”. I do still think “journal/magazine/newspaper issue” is a helpful and necessary item type (and could be introduced before hierarchical i…
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I just realized that the problem only occurs on bibliographic entries with more than one author or editor. In-text citations on sources with only one Chinese author are still in the right format. This is also the case for citations with multiple sou…
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Hi, I have a similar problem: Most in text citations appear in the right format/font (Arial, set as default), but the bibliography and some citations appear in a different font (Times New Roman). As far as I can tell, the wrong formatting affects o…
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I just ran into a similar problem when adding an appendix (including some more references) behind the bibliography in a MS Word 2003 document. Refreshing while the document was open didn't change anything, but after closing and reopenning it everyth…
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Thanks alot! Deactivating Perapera-Kun solved the problem. Now, I am just wondering why they worked fine simultaneously on FF 3.5.5 and not on 3.5.6 (I would, of course, like to use both - nevertheless, Zotero is much more important for me).
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I am having similar problems entering Chinese titles (with original, transliterated and translated titles) and I'm glad not to be the only one. I have a few remarks to the discussion: 1. As fbennett has pointed out, one field for transliteration…