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Ah. Now it works in Jurism, both in the main header and in a variant :-)
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OK. I made two test references, one in English and one bilingual, to see if Jurism variants have anything to do with it. I set them up in a test document with the Jurism language settings the same as the thesis but with the citation style set to the…
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OK :-)
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@adamsmith I did some tests in a dummy file in Jurism to demonstrate what I said. Having installed Jurism, I don't want to go back Zotero because I am afraid of messing something up with Jurism and my thesis.
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@bwiernik What are 'standard English punctuation rules'? I googled the topic and find arguments for and against spaces. However, I don't want to get into that discussion here; the main thing is, I don't want Jurism / Zotero making these decisions f…
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@adamsmith Thanks! That was a great solution to my problem. I suppose that makes the Feature Request a lower priority, though it would still be a nice-to-have for any user less willing to tackle programming than I. FYI, I used the 'manual' method…
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@adamsmith I first added to an existing thread (that I started) with another example of the problem I have had for some time. However, that thread wandered off into a discussion on capitalisation rules, so I started a new thread for the Feature Req…
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This is the only thread that asks the question ' how can I stop Zotero capitalising titles in citations inappropriately? ' I posted a separate thread for a feature request to turn off capitalisation, which is not a question.
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That does not solve the problem! The problem is the unwanted capitalisation of van der Grinten.
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@adamsmith How do I change a citation style??
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@bwiernik, I have done that in the past in Zotero, e.g. by setting the document language field to zxx. However, that is no longer possible in Jurism as one can only select from a drop-down list, which does not include zxx; you have to select the co…
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I tried this in Jurism, in an English variant field that is a translation of a German title, but it made no difference. Does Jurism process this differently from Zotero? The example, as I enter it, is “Oil Paintings, Watercolours and Pencil Drawin…
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I am writing a thesis in English about a German artist (Joseph Beuys), so I cite a lot of German sources and supply English translations. About 6 months ago, I switched to Jurism, which is a variant on Zotero that you can install on top of it, so it…
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I am basing my style on MHRA 3, and have that setting in Jurism, though I am not obliged to follow MHRA exactly. On Title case, the MHRA Guide version 3 says: In English titles the initial letters of the first word and of all nouns, pronouns (exce…
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Thanks. I reported my experience and it is working satisfactorily now.
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I only uninstalled the Zotero add-on in Word, by unticking the box in the add-ons list, then re-installing it from Juris-m. I don't know why this is necessary or why it works, but it is and it did, in both MacOS and Windows. You can't open both Zo…
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I got "Jurism Integration Error" when I tried to insert a citation, even in a blank document. There was a button that took me to the standard Zotero troubleshooting page, which was not applicable in this case. After fiddling for a while I finally …
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OK. I'll carry on using the Series field then. Cheers.
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Thanks for the Juris-m tip. That does indeed appear to offer the language features I seek (though at the time of writing I cannot get it to work with Word for Mac)
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I do not understand the technical discussion about CSL. I did try the Extra field with MHRA 3 and it is not used, whether or not I put "Annote:" (or "Annotate:") in the field.
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I don't see the logic of replacing the author with the title, they are not the same thing! I first came across it with a series of dictionary entries. I suppressed the author because I did not want to see it even if there is one. Of course, having e…
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If I may chip in ... I have some similar experiences to @crabpaws.... Zotero is driven by citations (and citation styles), so you need one Zotero item for every edition of an article or essay. I often have several too: e.g. an original article is p…
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Thanks :-)
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Summary of my feature requests to date Make the MacOS version as fast as the Windows version Always respond to button-pushes. E.g. if I say ‘refresh’ Zotero says ‘I am refreshing, please wait’. Provide a progress bar in the MacOS version Provide …
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@dstillman I hadn't but I did today, and this time the pop-up did appear after about 30 minutes. Since my posting yesterday I re-ran the refresh several times while doing something else on the computer (but not in Word or Zotero). On no occasion d…
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@adomasven You really should consider refreshing/editing this document as multiple separate chapters Please stop repeatedly saying this as you are making me angry now. It's not a matter of 'consideration'. As I have said in previous threads, after …
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What you cite there is something I can work with. Why cannot this be displayed in the Zotero error message, then I would not have to bother you! Can I get it myself from a log somewhere?
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p.s. 5) Is there an easy way of seeing what path a given Zotero item is actually using? And whether that is absolute or relative? I can of course use 'show file' to see where it is on the disk if the link is good, and if I change the file name by h…
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I'm not sure either which of 1 or 2 it was. It was not 3 because the files were there but were not being found by Zotero. 1) It would be possible to put the files back where they were, temporarily, though a bit of trouble because I will have to re…
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Test 18. Got the bit between my teeth now. Went back to yesterday's version of the thesis (201214) because that had failed to insert a bibliography at all. I was able to reproduce the failure on MacOS. It gave the usual error message "there is an er…