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Unfortunately, setting the language in Firefox input forms does not affect the language in Zotero spell checking ;) But turning off the red lines would help indeed. Thank you!
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I have the German version of Firefox and still it tries to do spell checking in English. So using the stand-alone version should fix the problem?
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Yes, but then official updates to the BibTeX export behaviour are also not merged ;) That's something I even less like...
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I didn't want to raise this issue - I just looked for an example with as many single words as possible to demonstrate my concerns ;) Thus, feel free to ignore the "Prof." here... Tweaking BibTeX.js... Isn't this something I would need to do aft…
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You are right, I haven't thought of that. Anyway, in the meanwhile, until a nice solution is found, is need a work-around. And the only way I can think of (besides manually editing the BIB file afterwards) is to include those brackets. Sur…
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Wow, I have not expected this. Very nice! Then I hope somebody of the export team reads this :)
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Well, in my opinion Zotero should put every field content into brackets during export if the content consists of more than one word. This would solve the BibTeX issue. No other parsing tasks would be required then. Unfortunately, I have no glue…
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Ok, thanks for the quick response! Good to hear that this issue is considered. Entering the name as described above (or in the linked manual) gives {Richard, Jr. Armstrong} as BibTeX export. The comma is not processed but directly output... …
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BTW: The example above exports {Richard {{Armstrong} Jr.}} instead of {Richard {Armstrong Jr.}}. Now I don't understand it anymore. If I don't include brackets in the name field, Zotero is not aware of double names. If I type the name with brac…
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What happened to this issue? Entering { } brackets in the Zotero fields is not nice since they also appear in the document list and prevent a correct sorting... Shouldn't Zotero enclose every name field (surname, first name, places, journa…
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I just got an answer from the SpringerLink support team. They are working on a citation export function. So soon you will find a button to click on exporting all BibTeX information. You can import this in Zotero afterwards. That will be a work-aroun…
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It worked until about a week ago. Since then Springerlink changed the page design. Prob. the translator needs to be adjusted. Would be happy if someone could do this since I am using it a lot.
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Wow, great news. You guys are fast :)
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Guess this is the same error that occured now. After switching between notes (just clicking on them) I got error ID: 1403474357
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Thanks for the insights. Under those circumstances it has to be kept as it is I guess. If biblatex runs abnormal Zotero need not to be changed. At least as long as biblatex is beta and not standard but bibtex is. I'll just keep my adjusted style f…
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Yes, I am the one that uses bibtex8 :) Version: bibtex8 --version This is 8-bit Big BibTeX version 0.99c Implementation: C for Unix Release version: 3.71 (31 May 2005) I call the bibtex run with bibtex8 --wolfgang, so it has already a …
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Right. As long as UTF-8 and ASCII is working well, there is no need. But currently at least the ASCII notation is not correct and BibTeX complains about it...
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Well, I can only emphasize that an export selector would help. I have some really long notes at some entries and by exporting them directly into the bib-file BibTeX encounters errors due to memory overrun. "Your field is more than 3000 characters" i…
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Right, I think we talk about the same - I only wasn't that exactly. :) If I run a bib file with 8-bit characters as ä, ö and ü through bibtex I get readable results. But this case is tricky, sometimes some letters are left out etc. Definitely not …
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Yes, e.g. BibTeX and BibLaTeX can handle those symbols in ISO-8859-15 encoded files. But those tools can't handle UTF8. You might have a look into the BibLaTeX documentation, section 2.4.3. It explains all the details. I don't know if you und…
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Another questions that rose in the discussion on de.comp.text.tex: Why is Zotero masking the Umlauts in ISO-8859-15? They could be printed as ä, ö and ü instead. Masking them is only necessary in full ASCII mode...
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Mmhh, right. I didn't know about this brace hack :) But as you've already said: BibTeX wants those braces around accented characters. I don't see a way around. At the moment the BibeX export is not very useful - I'll always have to edit the bib-fi…