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• This link as requested: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/50aa565a55ce69bc3214 It is the one that shows an anomalous place for the periodical term Zootaxa. The xml file was correct for the other records that I checked (not all).

  in scientific names in article titles Comment by Buz Wilson January 8, 2015
• I did not put all of heirarchy in, but in there should only be just things relating to the title of the document. So definitely Zootaxa, which should be in the heirarchy, should not be in the heirarchy. This is a bug to be reported to Endnote dev…

  in scientific names in article titles Comment by Buz Wilson January 7, 2015
• I'm just comparing the txt vs the xml files. for the txt RIS AN - pdf for the XML RIS pdf This is a problem unless one can figure out a way to get the accession-num field put into the Zotero loc in archive field, which is where it showed up…

  in scientific names in article titles Comment by Buz Wilson January 6, 2015
• Whoa! I spoke too soon. Now the text in the Accession number is gone, which has my local reprint hardcopy index number. The Alt-Title is also not getting in the correct field. Both end up as a note "The following values have no corresponding Zotero …

  in scientific names in article titles Comment by Buz Wilson January 6, 2015
• Yes, that works - thanks much for the advice. The italics are preserved if Ednote XML export is used for import into Zotero. I recommend that Endnote XML should be suggested in the documentation instead of text. Now to try importing the whole datab…

  in scientific names in article titles Comment by Buz Wilson January 6, 2015
• I have an Endnote bibliography database with 1000's of taxonomic names. Unless Zotero, which seems really good so far, can import a Endnote database with all italics and other font effects preserved, I can't use it. I would have to correct every sin…

  in scientific names in article titles Comment by Buz Wilson January 6, 2015