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The RIS format spec denotes specific roles for A3 (series editor, illustrator, editor, producer, international author, higher court, publisher, adviser) and A4 (funding agency, translator, performers, producer, department/division, volume editor, co…
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Sorry for any contribution to the confusion. In different messages, the OP pointed out what I would consider two different bugs in the way Mendeley and Better BibTeX were sometimes exporting links for files on Windows. emiliano has patched the lat…
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file = {C:\\temp\\ö.pdf} file = {C:/temp/ö.pdf:PDF} Either style of link (the first is exported from BBT on Windows when you have "Export Files" unselected and the second is the style you said you edited manually), will not import into either stock…
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Which link worked in JabRef? You've given a lot of different links. When I use the stock Zotero to export a BibTeX containing both a stored file and a linked file, I get the following when I leave "Export Files" unselected: @book{osmith_stored_201…
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If you're relying on BBT, you should open a ticket on their github. Roundtripping (attach in Zotero, export from Zotero, import back into Zotero) should work with the stock translators, but we can't help you with how BBT is configured. If you've us…
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I also don't remember if there importer will gracefully handle the colon after the drive letter. It could be that Mendeley is trying to make the backlash serve as the escape, "\:" to make that a literal colon ("D:Users......"), while the JabRef sty…
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Most BibTeX reference manager do not escape the file field in this way. On import to Zotero, the pdf is lost. Manually replacing "{\"{o}}" with "ö" does not help.Did you also replace $\backslash$?
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I'm not sure if there's a "right" answer here. In my opinion, no. A math-mode arrow and a text-mode arrow will be typeset slightly differently & it seems slighlty more likely that a text-mode arrow will be preferred in a bibliography (but who k…
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But BibTex.js doesn't use {\rightarrow}. It uses {\\textrightarrow}. That is provided by calling \usepackage{textcomp} in your document. I wonder if that's the issue here?
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You'll want to use the BibTeX.js exporter (either the native one or the one that ships with Better BibTeX) in 99% of cases. The csl file is meant to demonstrate how to write such styles and to address particular edge cases (e.g. easing the convers…
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JabRef originated the format, but other tools (such as Mendeley) have also embraced it.
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Better BibTeX will convert this to the HTML-formatted italics that Zotero expects.
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L1 - files/4899/Kahneman_Tversky_1979_Prospect Theory.pdf Zotero is exporting reasonable relative links that are similar to those exported by EndNote. It may be that Mendeley does not support importing files at relative links. You'd need to check …
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> My problem is that attached files are not imported to Mendeley. Can you share the RIS for a single item? Zotero generally exports as cleanly as possible, so it might be a question of whether Mendeley can be slightly more permissive on import o…
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This style follows the IEEE Editorial Style Manual that uses separate square brackets for every reference number. The style is correct for the guide. Either mendeley or zotero should be able to provide support for requesting a new style. Where are …
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Core zotero is unlikely to offer this as a configuration option. You may Use BetterBibTexEdit the BibTeX.js translator directly (saving as a custom file so it isn't overwritten)Tweak overleaf (which seems to support fields like 'abstract' as expect…
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1: Yes, generally. Some plugins may install things outside of Zotero's directories, but this is uncommon. 2: Not really. You're welcome to either backup the original XXXX.default profile or even use the profile manager to switch between the origina…
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The general advice for backing up/restoring Zotero can also be used to migrate all Zotero settings to a new computer if you apply it to the profile directory. Username or OS changes shouldn't matter if your resore procedure assigns your current user…
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I probably would not have resurrected this thread, as your gripe is only related tangentially. The behavior you see is intended. Zotero is a general-purpose reference manager and the stock version does not intend you to use LaTeX markup in any fie…
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Zotero is able to export CSV files and Excel is able to open these; it includes most information, including tags. But it doesn't include collections.
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If you're on Windows, running Firefox Portable Legacy 52 should be relatively quick and easy.
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I think https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/exposing_metadata caters to website/institutional users (who may either use a tool that supports zotero out-of-the-box or with a plugin and that lists pros/cons of various role-your-own alternatives).
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Those are likely webpage snapshots, rather than PDFs, as indicated by the standalone javascript files. PUA means "potential unwanted application". PUA are not virusses; they are flagged when your AV system finds a file or extension that have been p…
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This is a question that is better suited to be answered by your browser provider; as Dan notes, Zotero's just handing off a file:// URL. Any traffic will be dependent on your browser, your extensions, and the particular snapshot you're looking at I…
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It does...sort of. The COinS translator should only revert to searching if the COinS looks sparse. In this case, your COinS has a title, but no authors listed & Zotero would rather try to find complete data that includes those creators. Are y…
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The inner braces are needed to preserve capitalization. This is valid BibTeX and works in JabRef for me. What issues are you seeing and in what version of JabRef?
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I use Zotero with my LaTeX/BibTeX workflows. So do many other people. We're interested in making this workflow even better, but I think you may misunderstand some fundamental differences between Zotero and JabRef & I also don't quite understand…
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https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/importing_formatted_bibliographies
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Can I uninstall the version 4 to avoid problems?Yes, if there are no other users of this system. I can't think of a reason to keep it around.From now on, should I repeat the same procedure every time I want to run zotero?... And the terminal must s…
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You appear to have a zotero 4 in a directory that is in your path. Instead of: ~/Downloads/Arquivos_deb/Zotero_linux-x86_64$ zotero You want: ~/Downloads/Arquivos_deb/Zotero_linux-x86_64$ ./zotero