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No need, if the publisher wants me to use the 16th edition they'll let me know.
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That explains it -- I have the 16th edition. Thanks for the suggestion on the best item type.
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OK, I changed the date field from "2023" to "Winter 2023" (the edition date) and now the output has the year alone after the name, and "Winter 2023" after the encyclopedia title. The odd thing is that I don't see such a requirement in the CMS itself…
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For the particular article I'm currently writing, I'm using an author-date style, but usually I use CMS short title. But I'd want the citation to look the same no matter what the base style is: "CP 1.234," with no author, comma, or year. Using the …
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Yes, it's not something I'll hold my breath for, but I figured it can't hurt to put it in whatever feature request list might exist. Who knows, maybe someday. In the meantime, re-editing a citation is a better approach for me than using the suffix o…
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The suffix and prefix fields still force a period at the end of a citation. Here's an example of an ordinary citation using a prefix before the second citation: Ryan, “Introduction,” 45; see also Aarseth, “Allegories of Space,” 92. If I place thi…
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I see it now. OK, thanks.
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Hi, here's the link to a file in my Dropbox. However, you probably don't need to look at it. In leafing through how the web library reflects the library on my computer, I think I now understand what you were telling me before, and why I was confused…
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Ah-ha! Thanks, that works. I've wondered what that field was for; I just thought it was handy for brief notes, which I've occasionally used it for.
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Actually, at least for me Zotero does not resync it, and reloading the page does not restore the icon either -- I checked this before posting, and again now. Obviously I can't open a document unless it's on a Zotero or some other cloud location, but…
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Deleting an attachment: 1) In the web interface, identify an article that has been uploaded to the Zotero servers. 2) In Zotero (desktop), find the entry which has the article. This copy is currently saved in the Zotero database. 3) Drag & drop…