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For the citation -- the fact that it's available via the Word add-on but not in Zotero is standard. Zotero stores citation metadata in the document so that you can continue citing an item even if you delete it from your library (or if you wrote the …
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OK, so it sounds like you're all set? FWIW, the final step of the "debugging..." page would likely have identified what was broken in the document.
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The quotation marks come from the language/local setting. Go to "Document Preferences" in the Zotero word processor add-on and change the language from English (UK) to English (US)
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So you aren't able to add a citation to a fresh google doc? What exactly happens when you try? Do you get the dialog to enter a citation or are the buttons unresponsive? More generally, we'd need to know more specifically which of the troubleshootin…
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I can reproduce on https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3544548.3581094 This shouldn't be a hard fix.
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Could you try disabling the Endnote add-on in Word for testing? I don't believe there's a known conflict, but since they do very similar things it's at least not impossible they affect each other.
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If you'd like help, we'd need more details. Obviously Zotero works for the vast majority of users. See https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems for reporting issues.
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Apart from the fact that there are good reasons Zotero wants its note editor to do more than markdown -- so do you! LaTeX formula support has nothing to do with markdown. It's an added feature of the editor, not available in standard md editors
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For context: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/issues/7977 Especially with the PMID field now in Zotero, it'd be great to add it to the metadata
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/attaching_files#linked_files for the general set up. You'll also want a plugin like ZotMoov or Attanger to help with moving the files to links. You'll find a bunch of posts here with more detailed instructions on u…
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What exactly is your goal? The relative attachment base directory is only for linked files. Most users wouldn't need and shouldn't touch that setting. The setting also doesn't migrate files. It just finds them in the specified location
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Can you say more? Which exact version and how are you inserting the authors?
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There's a bunch of possibilities -- run carefully through https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/files_not_syncing one of these will almost certainly answer/fix this for you
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Which citation style are you using?
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I'd report this -- I think you are right with your diagnosis of what's going wrong
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right, yes, but there are a lot of styles that meet that description, e.g. https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:acm-sig-proceedings-long-author-list&format=numeric&dependent=0 https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:american-medical-association-br…
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I've never seen this -- do you have any plugins enabled, e.g. Zotero Linter?
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could you give an example? Do the same titles appear in italics in the (full) notes version of the style?
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It's the exact same software, with 64-bit being a bit faster and able to handle larger databases. I can't the think of any scenario in which you're better off staying with the 32-bit version (some old processors and operating systems run 32-bit only…
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They specify the zotero-deb else why https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/504555/#Comment_504555
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We can look, but note they specifically say there is no submission format, not even for accepted papers; they apply the style in house
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All cases in which Zotero uses >10GB or memory I've seen have been due to a plugin, so try with all plugins disabled.
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This works for me in Firefox -- would be helpful if you could try in a different browser. Also, a report ID from the connector: https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems
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We always need a sample URL for import/translator errors
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The problem is the custom style. It would need to specify a "locator". That's about all we can say without seeing the style
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Could you post the link to a Google Scholar search like the one in your screenshot?
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Not sure about the 13th edition, but the editor names format is correct for chapters in CTR: it should indeed be "Initial Surname"
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There are four possibilities: 1) Your storage quota is getting filled up by groups (which don't support linked files). You can look at https://www.zotero.org/settings/storage to check which libraries actually use up your storage. 2) Your storage is …
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Just to be clear on re-installing: re-installing a citation style is super quick and worthwhile trying. Don't bother trying to re-install entire software like Word or Zotero.
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No, Word isn't the problem. I'd start by uninstalling the AMBIO style and reinstalling it. Could you also paste one of the citations you have above in APA style here?
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