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@asdf.hans what distro are you on?
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To have the field moveable would require a zotero change, but I'm not likely to change it from where it is. BBTs preference pane is too big as it is. I'm happy to have BBT be the base for citekey based integrations, but I've added several others t…
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Oh and even the concept of "word" isn't trivial. Is O'Leary one word or two? NLP is such fun.
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affect every occurrence of that word. not as simple as it looks, eg chemical elements (capitalized) that are also regular words: Fe = faith (Spanish), Co = neck (Vietnamese). This goes for the majority of the chemical elements. It should be easy to …
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You capitalize them.
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(which is the Zotero-supported way to do this BTW, it's not specific to BBT)
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I'm getting a report for this again. I can't reproduce this myself on macos, and the way to avoid it is to not call registersection https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/blob/master/content/better-bibtex.ts#L687. But the citekey is in …
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I don't recall. I had some massive pdfs back then that may not have been indexed fully automatically but I'm also a coder with enough time on my hands back then (a condition which no longer exists) that would have gladly spent 4 hours automating a 1…
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Don't want to use it for that particular item type, I take it. But maybe then a preference whether or not to safe stuff to the extra field? Assuming this is a wider issue, this would amaddress it all at once and would also not require any translato…
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That will be a lot more robust.
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The translator puts it there because it has found relevant data (like series title) that the chosen item type does not have a native field for, but which *can* be used in citations. So rather than dropping this data silently, it will be put in the e…
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The fact is that I use Zotero almost every day and have not experienced any significant problems.As far as security concerns go, this is unsurprising. If your system is compromised, the person behind the compromise will make efforts to hide this, ei…
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After import the new items will have the "#imported" tag so you can easily remove them if you want to do a changed import.
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They're not really citable items. More like keyword notes? In any case, try importing this: https://filebin.net/xw3lblphb35uyit5 If you want a different field mapping, just let me know
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Upload it to https://filebin.net/ and share the link here
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But if the screenshot is representative, if you give me the file, I think I can make something sensible out of it.
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Nur die Feldnamen, nicht der Inhalt. Ja, auch der Eintragstyp. Sie müssen entsprechende Felder finden, die Bibtex bekannt sind, nicht Zotero. Zotero übersetzt sie in die entsprechenden Zotero-Felder.
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You can just navigate away from the library and back (eg click search and then library again). No need to restart. Refresh of the item list is an open problem.
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(search and replace in a text editor like notepad that is)
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Select all - right click - Better BibTeX - refresh. The red pin means there's a "Citation Key" line in the extra field. If that is removed (and the item subsequently refreshed), it will show the item key.
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Ich bin nicht sicher, warum Sie Ihr BibTeX germanisieren möchten (ich schätze, nicht um es für Zitate zu verwenden), aber mit der Such- und Ersetzungsfunktion sollte es wieder ans Englische angepasst werden können.
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The citation-style-language package supports CSL-JSON -- I'd advice using that if possible, the package manual explicitly states CSL-JSON is the preferred format especially when the data are exported from a reference manager like Zotero You're incur…
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https://imgur.com/a/vJQLHRb
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You can see them at a glance. You can add the citation key column to the item list and BBT adds the key to the item detail screen.
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Jabref also does not typically output numbered keys, plus the JabRef crew knows their way around BibTeX. I can see how JabRef would retain these entries when edited using JabRef though. That's one of its strengths if all your using is BibTeX. So in …
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The technical keys? It's baroque, but with the better bibtex plugin you can use "item" as the citekey formula and that will show the keys.
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Or (creators(max=1) ? auth + authForeIni : authEtAl) + year +shorttitle(3,3)
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creators(max=1).discard + auth + authForeIni + year +shorttitle(3,3); authEtAl + year + shorttitle(3,3)
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What program produced that abomination? That's not bibtex.
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If this doesn't reproduce for you with the tarball, I can have a look.