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Thanks, this is good to know. I grab data via the browser whenever possible, but I also have PDFs of handwritten notes, unpublished lecture notes etc. that I want to be part of shared libraries for teaching. So I will set up a "transition folder" t…
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I would also appreciate some advice on how to best manage my academic reading workflow. Adobe Digital Editions is the standard for e-books at my university library, too, and the ADE apps have their own file storage, which you can sync across devices…
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I was able to use a code sample from the Zotero Javascript documentation to unify my own name in publications where my middle name was used inconsistently: [removed — code is here — D.S.]
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Interestingly, I irregularly have the same problem when using the "save" page via my web browses. I doubt it's a Zotero issue per se. It seems to be a problem related to the various source providers or a problem of handling different web protocols? …
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Thanks for the link, I see that others have already opened an issue in July 2023: https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/onlyoffice.github.io/issues/251 I hope this feature will be available soon.
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PS: I found this, which answers my 2nd question: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/italics_in_word_bibliographies
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I have two more question about the available Chicago manual styles in ZOTERO: 1) Page ranges: I am always adding full page numbers (e.g. 123-124) to the citation field, which now gives me the following contracted page ranges: Lengel, This Gloriou…
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This has been a MASSIVE pain for me, too. Here is my workflow: I only converted Roman to Arabic numerals AFTER deleting all the ZOTERO encodings. The way to do it is to go to the first endnote, right-click, select "note options", choose the corre…
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Thanks so much! I will check back with the publishers. I am very grateful for your help. We normally use APA in my institution, so I am getting really confused.
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Yes, the hyphens are mainly in non-anglophone titles and titles of blogs / websites that I grabbed via ZOTERO connector, and it seems like I need to fix them by hand. Here is an example of a website: The History of Parliament Trust, ‘Parliaments 1…
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One part of my problem seems to be solved as I have just found a Chicago Manual note style "with Ibid." in the repository. However, I have one other question: My publishers want en-dashes as date separators in all citations, but when importing tit…
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There are options to "edit" existing ZOTERO styles to suit your needs: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step However, I would rather question why you would want to change a Chicago style "beyond recognition"…
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One reason is that our guest lecturers and tutors change all the time, so their names need to be added in different sections of the doc. If all is in one place, searching and replacing names is very easy, but I can promise that no over-worked academ…
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Thanks, the problem really was that IT services blocked all kinds of external macros after the recent hack, so university machines need special permission to run ZOTERO. Our institution only officially supports Endnote, but I am a true ZOTERO discip…
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PS: if the development work is the issue and if it takes a lot of money, I will be delighted to financially support a crowd-funding campaign. I can promise that a lot of academics I know would be delighted to pay for it, too. We really don't want to…
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I would like to jump in, too, and vote in favour of an option to have separate bibliographies for chapters, e.g. specific sections in WORD that are formatted accordingly. My use case is a teaching syllabus that is updated every year. The chapters /…
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Yes, I can see Zotero.dotm in the Add Ins section, and it says "template" in one of the columns, but I am not sure if it is checked or where I could to that. It's merely a list of applications. I will try and ask our IT services if they disabled ZOT…
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Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
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Ja, du kannst einfach den CSV Export nehmen und die Ortsangaben georeferenzieren. Das geht entweder mit einer Programmiersprache wie Python und einer API wie Google Maps oder Geonames. Aber auch Excel hat meines Wissens nach mittlerweile eine Geo-Co…
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Dear Nolwenn, sorry I missed your post last year. I am aware that my original script did not perform well on larger collections because using the "sleep" function to delay response was merely a work-around. I have since followed the developers'…
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I will also create a Debug ID for the next chapter, of course, and forward it to you.
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I found a work-around but am not sure this is the proper course of action: I opened "document preferences" and un-ticked the box for automatic citation updates, then I pressed "OK" and closed the dialogue. I could then unlink all citations in the d…
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Yes, this is an example of "collaborator" missing. In the case of "collaborator", both RIS and BibTex do not catch the info when re-importing items into ZOTERO. Most of my issues, however, occur with the BibTex files, and it seems that we are alrea…
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I am sorry to bother you again, but I have more carefully checked the recent imports now and although data came in, there are many mistakes. Journal papers, talks etc. come in as books, and "collaborators" are not imported at all. The info is in the…
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I sent it as .zip attachment and got this notification: Your mail to recipient "support@zotero.org" has not been delivered due to attachments with active or executable content. Could I perhaps put it in one of my GITHUB repos for you and send a …
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I can compress it further if needed.
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Sure, I hope that 3.2 MB is ok for your mail box?
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That fixed it, thanks so much!
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I think what we are looking for is an XML parsing / syntax error?
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Thanks so much! And here is the ID you requested: D655587126 The data (RIS in this case) came from a colleague's ZOTERO.