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After your step 7 (when you've moved zotero.sqlite and zotero.sqlite.bak to "D:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\default\zotero"), what are all of the files in "D:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\Moz…
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The poster is suggesting that the longtime limitations in the "Document" type in Zotero be fixed nowAh--makes sense. The ticket lists place & publisher is already supported. It would be nice if Document was a true superset of all existing type…
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Presumably you mean 'RDF.' Again, this is not the recommended way of backing your data up & this might not necessarily retain all data that you collected. Please search the forums for the reconciliation unimplemented errors for suggested s…
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The latter is a tagged release of a public beta that has features not present in the 1.0.x branch. The trunk may, at times, be unstable. If you'd like to test upcoming features, use 1.5-sync2.2. If you'd like to assist in development, the trunk m…
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FAQ #1 You will not be able to use this backup database with 1.0.x. If you are using both versions, you will need to export/import between the two programs & this does not preserve all data perfectly. Such import/export does not replace regul…
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You posted this here, and I responded to you. Please do not double-post. Because Zotero already supports a generic "document" type & because it does not depend on type for formatting citations (e.g. most CSL styles have as little type-specific…
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You are not providing enough information. What do you mean by "it hasn't worked?" What is it doing? If you are seeing the default database in the Zotero pane & no new database file has been created, you are either not properly replacing the f…
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While a more robust solution is developed, this could be done in a few days: have an upgrade version with a general "document" type with as many fields as possible. I miss fields like Institution, Place, Publisher... Then have some generic styles to…
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thanks for your useful comments. I think starting with UQAM style would be a good idea, unfortunately, I haven't found out how to import a style from Endnote into Zotero when you don't own Endnote. There is no way to import EndNote styles into Zoter…
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Dan's comment is insightful, though--Firefox offers much more than just storage & many of these features are lacking in the technologies proposed in this thread. Zotero does plan to have a server & presumably that would bring some cross-bro…
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Please refer to my first post and to Bruce's schematic of citeproc (mentally replacing 'XSLT' with a more general implementation (Zotero's uses javascript transformations, for example)). The CSL file only provides instructions on how to format a ci…
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Part1: I mean definitely apa.xml.I might be a bit thick, but what do you mean by apa.xml? CSL files are XML files & do have an info block & apa.csl would refer to the American Psychological Association citation style. I can't think of what…
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Sometimes I wish to share just the attachments of some items (mainly PDF's) with colleagues.On some platforms, I believe that you can drag-and-drop attachments from the middle zotero pane to your file system.
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It isn't entirely clear to me what you are asking. Presumably you are asking about citation formatting (and mean apa.csl, rather than apa.xml). The Zotero extension (to Firefox) includes a javascript implementation of citeproc. Citeproc t…
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Exporting in the Zotero RDF format gives the option of also exporting attachments. There is no mechanism to specify the name of these PDFs at the time of export, though.
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I can't test your proxyserver. The page does import with no proxy: http://dx.doi.org/10.1006/anbe.2001.1923 I don't know how the translator would have any idea that you were using sciencedirect, given your URL.
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Yes--you're right; I was mistaken about the default behavior in BibTeX. If the URI work-around is not suitable, I don't have a good answer for you. One can still use zotero as a file browser & therefore copy/paste links to pdfs in that fie…
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Fixed. http://dev.zotero.org/creating_citation_styles offers a description & links to learn more about modifying styles
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Ticket for CSL
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The Scripta Materialia style (also by Elsevier) is close, but lacks article titles. It might be a good starting point.
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Correction: the local style works for me in OO.o. I can replicate your problem in the style from the website. A work-around is to manually download the style from: http://www.zotero.org/styles/aps/dev Save it with a .csl extension & th…
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That style uses a UTF-8 non-breaking space before the citation number (included because the space is mandatory & including it in the style would allow easy switching between the superscripted APS style which has no space). It works for me in OO…
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I fixed the et al. issue in SVN. Elaborate on the URL format or sign up for a trac account & use SVN if you'd like to fix it yourself.
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Are you using RIS? As far as I recall, the RIS attaches files & BibTeX links to them. I actually prefer the former behavior & was thinking about patching the BibTeX translator to have the same behavior). If you have no other links for you…
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Zotero.oxt (like all open document files) is zipped. You can unzip and edit the Zotero/Zotero.xba file & then rezip it. I offered earlier today to send such a file by email to anyone who asked. So far, no takers. I am not making it m…
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Yes, the development of OO.o 3 has been open--I, myself, have been using DEV300 milestone builds for some time now (in order to get the better commenting display). The fix for the legacy extension was documented in May--during the first beta period…
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AJPA is an author-date version of the CSE (council of science editors) style.
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There was a question in another thread, so I thought I'd expand here. In BibTex: pdf={/full/path/to/file.pdf} works right now and more may work in the future: https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/1180 In RIS, UR and L1 get pushed as at…
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I answered in that thread. Please ask for refinements to the question in that thread, rather than starting a new one.
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http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3662/ http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3810/