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https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/given_name_disambiguation
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Kannst Du einen screenshot von einem Teil Deiner Bibliothek hier posten? Ich vermute, dass Du in Zotero einfach nur Dateien hast, die vom Word add-in nicht angezeigt werden: sie müssen einem Metadateneintrag angehängt sein.
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It's Issued: 1957/1958, not Issue: (which is for the issue of a journal)
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It's working, we see the pull requests, but they are reviewed, they don't appear automatically
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1. Yes. Out of the box, you can either select a bunch of pdfs in your operating system and drag them to Zotero or us "Add File" and then bulk select with shift+click or ctrl/cmd+a. There's also a folder import plugin: https://github.com/retorquere/z…
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Yeah, the URL field should go to an item's full text or be empty. Links to catalogs like PubMed or OpenAlex, when desired, should go into attached links
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Likely https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/classic_citation_dialog
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you can login using the email address (including getting a password reminder if needed), check if there is anything in the account you need, and otherwise delete it, yet
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Right, so this is legit but a) it's about renewing storage, not reaching your storage limit (you would get this if you are currently paying for storage regardless of how much you are using) and b) as per fcheslack, it's not about the account you are…
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See the replies by dstillman and me in this thread, that's the possible things that apply: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/515752#Comment_515752 I'm not seeing anything in the 9.0.6 changelog that would have any reasonable likelihood o…
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not directly but both bibtex and RIS are simple formats that allow you to just add all the files together (concatenate in technical terms). Writing a script that lets you do this e.g. for all files in a folder using python, Powershell, bash/terminal…
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Can you give an example? Are you saying the IEEE bibliography generated by Zotero is wrong? I don't think IEEE generally wants DOIs, but I'm also not entirely sure I understand the issue correctly.
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Try this: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:springer-vancouver-brackets&format=numeric
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I'm fairly sure you wouldn't get an email about that. Either the email was about _renewing_ an existing storage subscription or it is likely a scam. Could you post the relevant part of the email here?
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Which Zotero version are you running? All item types have DOIs and have for quite some time (some time version 7 I think?). Reports also have series title, which is the correct field for series information. Don't use publication.
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Start here with troubleshooting: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/ssl_certificate_error/
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OK, but since you know how it works, I don't understand what the issue is? It's super quick to select multiple items and you know how, even if you don't find it intuitive. Hard to argue about intuition, I find pressing return pretty natural but YMMV…
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Are you aware that you can select multiple items from the results list using ctrl+click (or cltr+space when using keyboard)? That's intended to solve this issue -- keeping the search/filtered results is awkward because it's unintuitive how you'd get…
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You keep ignoring half of my posts and I don't understand why? There is a way to install for linux that's specifically for folks less comfortable with the commandline and it works particularly well for distros in the Debian family like Ubuntu and Mi…
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Thanks for insisting on this poettli -- so the translator has two different behaviors: - if you _uncheck_ file export, it simply includes a single XML file with the absolute path to the PDF (but won't include annotations with that). That does mean …
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I don't have Endnote here, but for many, many years, Endnote used the internal-pdf syntax when exporting to XML. Is it really not doing that anymore? That's where Zotero got this from in the first place
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Note, though, that Groups (as opposed) to collections, are entirely separate -- each group is its own library.
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I wouldn't put it into Loc. in Archive which typically indicates an archival copy of unpublished (or not formally published, in the case of dissertations) work. Call Number is fine unless you need that for an actual call number. How exactly does …
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Which version of Zotero specifically are you running? This should not be happening in version 9.0.5 or higher.
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I don't know, you'd have to troubleshoot with the document. What I wrote above is correct in terms of CSL behavior.
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No, I'm talking about your issue specifically: Your screenshot shows two subsequent citations to the 1991 work, with the second one not omitting the year as you want. The reason it doesn't is that they're both citing the same page (150), a situtait…
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Again, though, any reason you're not using the .deb package which handles these steps? Also, you can just run Zotero from terminal and then create a shortcut.
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I'm aware of the rule of course, but we're not going to automate this in any official style because as I say in the old thread, we can't detect proximity and the Chicago rule (same in APA) is explicitly about citations in the same paragraph. The is…
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You mean omit year, not last name? Because the last names are all ommitted in your screenshot. No Zotero citation style I know of would omit the year, so you would have to start by saying which style you are using.
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Have you tested in troubleshooting mode? Most recent memory issues were plugin related