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Yes, it is possible. First, confirm that the record is stored in Endnote with the full name. There are a lot of different versions of the Endnote's RIS style. Confirm that yours is putting the entire author name into the RIS file. If it isn't, r…
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Where are you importing the reference from?
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It isn't a terrible choice. But there are @inproceedings and @proceedings that include BOTH an organization and a publisher. I haven't checked what the popular styles do with that info, though.
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In BibLaTeX, organization is essentially the publisher. There is no formal definition of it in BibTeX.
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Publishers usually submit bibliographic data when they register a DOI. If they don't, there is not an easy way to get the data (as there is not a uniform source of data to connect to). In this particular case, there is a translator at the resolved…
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I believe Zotero uses the RIS that worldcat provides: http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=isbn:9783531149950&=Search&qt=results_page&client=worldcat.org-detailed_record&page=endnotealt In any case: isn't this just an issue of precompos…
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For clarity, I was questioning if it makes sense that the BibLaTeX translator export the call number field in the way they do now. I believe adamsmith's (very useful!) changes are limited to the arXiv translator.
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(Call number makes no sense)Agreed. But then I think that the way we export the callNumber in the translator right now doesn't make a ton of sense.
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My example used the command line program 'awk' (that ships with OS X and Linux & can be installed on Windows as easily as LaTeX), but this functionality is also in many text editors & other programs.
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Or just post-process the produced bib file each time you make it:awk '!/file =/'
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Yes: we should import the date. The format is: YYYY(-MM(-DD))(/YYYY(-MM(-DD)). So a 4 digit year is required. A month is optional. If it is present, a day is optional. There is also the ability to express a range by using the slash. (It should …
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You will need to transform that data into a standard bibliographic format that Zotero can import. This page offers reasonable advice regarding file formats in the unAPI section: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/exposing_metadata
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The answer is "no." You can convert it to HTML or PDF. There have been discussions here previously about searching Word Docs--there are open source programs to convert them to text, as we do with PDFS. It might be a reasonable project for someone…
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I'm not sure if Mendeley can do this yet either: http://support.mendeley.com/customer/portal/questions/228076-can-folder-structure-be-preserved-when-importing-files-to-mendeley-desktop- The one-time work-around in either program of importing folder…
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Exporting is not equivalent to a backup. Backup instructions are documented here: https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data#backing_up_your_zotero_library
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MODS can have record IDs: as well as special identifiers like this:ref1. When Zotero has a separate local identifier field, we should export things like this. Until then, we may want to use the mods ID anyway. And people contemplating modif…
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with bibtex (which won't understand url and urldate)As adamsmith notes, many BSTs do make use of these (opcit and the babelbib libraries are examples that support the latter). Bibutils (used by citepros-hs) recognizes the URL field.fix the existing…
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https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/6954/#Item_14
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Zotero doesn't use a PDF's own embedded metadata. It searches for identifiers or uses excerpts of the text to find the reference info online: https://www.zotero.org/support/retrieve_pdf_metadata So, the editor would need to register DOIs for the a…
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I don't expect JabRef to handle this much better (but let me know if I'm overlooking something). It will happily import files with series names that lack a series number. That's valid BibTeX. And, as you indicate, it is unreasonable to abandon pe…
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Is this because it is an ebook? IN the RIS, TY is ELEC.
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The translator uses the first "creator" for the key. You can organize your creator list so that authors are listed first.
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Thanks for pinging me in the github ticket. I somehow missed this thread & I'll reply there.
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Fair point. I don't have a strong opinion. This is probably most commonly crammed into a note or into howpublished, but also with "clarifying info" (stating that it was a presentation (vs. a poster)). I don't have objections to us doing this. Th…
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I don't think so--I can't think of any other program that does this. The conference name will also often be part of the name of the proceedings name.
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See also https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/importing_formatted_bibliographies, of which this is a special case. There are a few nuances of making RIS (or other simple tagged text formats), such as dealing with the separators for multiple authors an…
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Especially with colored tags: http://zoteromusings.wordpress.com/2013/04/11/whats-new-in-zotero-part-1/
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Zotero will import UTF-8 encoded files. That's the only way to get CJK in. While the 'bibtex' program is not fully compatible with UTF-8, there are plenty of other clients that can use a UTF-8 BibTeX file (including biber/biblatex for the toolchai…
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The standalone linked to from the download page is compiled. 'tar -xvjf Zotero-4.0.11_linux-i686.tar.bz2' to extract and './run_zotero.sh' to run. Or just install the firefox extension.
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There's not a "please everyone" answer. Some (old) BibTeX styles still don't support 'url' field, so 'howpublished' is the only option. That's presumably why it was added long ago. However, these legacy styles are getting fewer and farther betwee…