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You've seen https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/exposing_metadata I assume? For more technical details, Zotero's metadata import is performed in these two scripts, with the former calling the latter: https://github.com/zotero/translators/blob/master…
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PDF annotations made in Zotero are not part of the file: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/annotations_in_database
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Could you step back and say exactly what you're trying to do/achieve? I.e. what specific workflow isn't working. As dstillman says, the annotations are just not visible in the web library, that doesn't mean they're not synced.
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Overleaf integration is provided by Overleaf, not Zotero; you'd have to contact them (and if there *are* problems on the Zotero side, their technical team would need to get in touch with details).
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Sorry, but Citavi citation styles don't help you for Zotero at all. You have to create a new Zotero/CSL citation style (and bibtex is entirely irrelevant in this context).
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The data that Zotero imports for an ISBN is determined by what the publisher registers Not quite -- as you know, Zotero ISBN metadata is coming from the Library of Congress (and other libraries), and a lot of cataloging is done manually there, typic…
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FWIW, it's fairly simple to modify citation styles to not disambiguate with initials: all you need to do is to delete disambiguate-add-givenname from the style and rename it (https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-s…
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Thanks -- I've just updated the style. Note that the style in question is https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:frontiers-medical-journals&dependent=0 ; the frontiers-in-medicine.csl style is just a link to that (which is why it's rarely update…
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Zotero is always compatible with the latest Mac OS, yes
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(the bold is neither in the guide nor in recent PDFs, I checked)
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Could you just switch to Nature style (or the like) for counting?
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Als erstes mal probieren zu einem anderen Stil und zurück zu wechseln. Wenn das nicht hilft, wahrscheinlich dies hier: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/italics_in_word_bibliographies
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Can't be done with the existing Chicago style. Are you sure [1958] 2018 is an option given in the Manual? If so, where?
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The styles need to be updated to use the new terms, which hasn't been done.
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Anything related to Footnote styling is done by the word processor, not Zotero, so you'd need to look there. Zotero-inserted footnotes should look exactly like manually inserted footnotes.
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I don't know -- I understand that the hope is certainly to get most of these changes in this calendar year, but planned timelines have been significantly off in the past, so this is very much not a promise (I'm also not the one implementing them, so…
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Yes, that's on purpose (and can be defined in the citation style if needed). In English -- and most other languages -- en dashes are standard for numerical ranges like page ranges.
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Could we see an example of what exactly you're getting when inserting a citation? And could you right-click (ctrl+click)--> toggle field code for the insertion with the Word add-on and either copy the contents of the Word field or take a screens…
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This is actively being worked on: https://github.com/zotero/zotero/pull/2595
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how does the citation come out exactly?
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Is this in a table? There's a weird Word issue with multiple citations in a table (as for your question: no, there's no hidden information in the item pane).
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What's your goal? If the idea is to have Zotero's Connector work on Follett pages, the issue would be whether the Follett API can return metadata for an item without requiring a private API key. If it can, we can take a look (my very quick look sugg…
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Can you say what's not working with cut & paste? And which word processor?
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ah -- you have this as "Document" in Zotero? I didn't realize you meant document literally. I think as a short-term solution if you just put type: article in the Extra field you'll get the old behavior.
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There are no relevant changes in Zotero 6 that would affect citations. Could we see some examples?
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Could we see an example, including the entries in the bibliography?
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Sorry, but this really hasn't changed. Some citation styles are designed to be used in multiple languages -- Chicago Manual, APA, Vancouver are all examples of that. Most citation styles are fixed to a specific language. That's the case for OSCOLA, …
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Maybe look at the MHRA style as a basis? That's a nice mix of fairly detailed and not overwhelming. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDnf0o80dwg is a recording of a webinar I did -- maybe helpful? But the basics of adding new types is just adding s…
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That was a serious answer, Cell was just a bad example (it's not a numeric style). If you pick a style like Nature, Vancouver, or IEEE, all items in the bibliography are numbered, so you have the total number. You can then switch back to whichever …
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If you're citing multiple works with the same author and title, the date should automatically appear, so if you put in a footnote, say, mentioning both editions, I think this should just work.