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For the second question, there's https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:vancouver-brackets-only-year-no-issue (there's also a superscript version of this, though no parentheses one). For the first one -- this just seems like a case where you'd probably…
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For the Snapshot: That should work and does for me in Zotero 7 beta -- it's possible there's a problem in 6, but I'm not aware of that. What exactly is happening? Do you have Snapshots enabled in the (Zotero) preferences? For Timemachine -- The URL…
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@mark this has now been merged and should import posted-content pretty nicely Although I'm not sure about what other types of contents are in there; I'm currently calling everything that's 'other' (i.e not a preprint) a blogpost. Happy to reconsider…
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correct, yes, although this will be awkward to do in styles and we'd likely not currently support it as required in styles on the repository (because you have to do a whole dance with title vs. original title that's going to be confusing in its beha…
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You configured it to give the author name in small caps how exactly? As for moving from Google Docs to Word -- did you follow this? https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents_between_word_processors
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Not really no. Juris-m has exactly this, but I don't think there's a lot of appetite on the Zotero core team to get into that level of metadata complexity. There are variables for original title and we're hoping to add translated title in CSL soon…
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https://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/ has a journal ref with 13 authors as one of the options. Use that for finding a style
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Can you say more? What exactly happens when you try. The link for the Chrome connector should just take you to the Google Play store, where you install it like any other add-on
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Why manually typing? You could just copy the citation from Zotero; that's functionally equivalent to typing (except that it takes less time).
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In which language and does that happen for all items?
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Dem Editor in Zotero oder auf https://editor.citationstyles.org ? Beide haben "Save" Knoepfe
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Ok, you do that, you'll need to make sure that the file location matches with the other settings
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You want to test with an example with DOI (e.g. the Campbell and Peterson) -- you can cycle through different samples with the arrows at the top left
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The settings above are fine for that. Do note that ZotFile does not automatically move files after you've dragged them to Zotero (which isn't typically the recommended way to add to Zotero). You have to manually use Manage Attachments --> Rename …
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Try switching to a different citation style and back. Normally that fixes this.
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Public Health Nutrition Nutrition Research Reviews Journal of Bone and Mineral Research Risk Analysis Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part A Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition for a couple of examples
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what do you mean, "I cannot seem to find the doi"?
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That's a Vancouver style -- you can look at Vancouver (brackets) from the repository or find another Vancouver style. Beyond that, see https://editor.citationstyles.org/searchByExample/
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Zotero (or rather CSL) automatically does that when generating bibliographies. Are you not seeing that?
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You could use https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:american-heart-association -- it's basically AMA without abbreviated journal title (also, bumping as you did here is great, but please don't create duplicate threads)
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Thanks for the reminder. Deleted RERO, added Fribourg
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Yes, exactly (and you can copy the full note from Zotero, of course, using quick copy or create bibliography). Test this out before you go too deeply, but I'm pretty sure this will work
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Not in any automated way, no. You could copy and paste the full notes instead of using the Word add-on I guess?
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Should work either way, but note that it's zotero.org
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We now also have the two main Chicago variants -- full note and author-date -- available without em-dash: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-fullnote-bibliography-no-em-dash https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-author-date-no-em-dash …
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What tool did you export from? Most likely this is an export issue (e.g. EBSCO omits duplicates from export)
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I'm looking at the Sage Harvard guide here: https://www.sagepub.com/sites/default/files/sage_harvard_reference_style_0.pdf and that shows DOIs only for articles published ahead of print. If you want DOIs for all items, use a style that does (e.g. AP…
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I don't know -- it's unclear to me how you created and then broke the file link in the first place. I'm not sure if it's going to be possible to work with multiple different custom locations _and_ different base directories. You can try setting the …
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If you look at the reference details, it's hard to believe they actually mean these to describe a citation style -- nothing about them is consistent: one time it's "In:" the other time it's "In", one time it's pages, the other time p., once you have…
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You've clicked add bibliography? And if so, how long have you waited and how many citations do you have in your document?
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