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Specifically, this looks like every author is duplicated, once in single field, once correctly -- do you remember how you imported that item (the Library Catalog field might show this)? I don't get that either by using the Save to Zotero icon on the…
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That's just correct APA style for citations with >20 authors. Are you sure you _want_ to change it? If so, you'd have to edit the style, but it's certainly possible to do.
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We'd need to see the style (post to pastebin.com or a smiliar site that lets us look directly at the code without download) -- this is just a bug in how the style is coded, not in CSL or Zotero.
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Update to the most recent version (b74) and try again
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Depending on your search strategy, you might also have had duplicates within a database collection. Meeting those would lower the collection count
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Yes, there are some issues with the older-style dialogs in that version.
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Zotero exports bibtex unescaped (i.e. as utf-8) -- using either biblatex or specifying utf8 should fix this -- if it doesn't, that's a LaTeX question and you're probably better of on TeXexchange for that; it's likely related to the template you're u…
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Is this the beta version? If so, I'd expect this to be fixed with the next update.
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https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step (linked in your other thread) discusses this in some detail
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that's what I was trying to tell you. It currently says variable="access" -- that's not something that exists so that "if" is never the case and you never get a URL. It needs to be variable="accessed"
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l. 72 should be if variable="accessed" (the current style also shouldn't validate & validation would have helped you catch this https://validator.citationstyles.org/ )
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We'd need the link here
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I have added a modified version of this CSE style to Zotero, but everytime I quit the program, this modified style dissappears. As I mentioned in your other thread, you need to change both the title and the ID of the custom style. See the instructi…
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This is an extended exchange, not a simple inquiry -- could you just say what specifically you're trying to do and for what purpose?
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Yeah, run through the connection error page, including the linked certificate issues
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@dstillman -- EBSCO generally works, could you take a look at the debug, please?
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Sounds like a problem not in the connector but in the ability of Zotero to connect to the internet (which is how PDFs are downloaded). We'd need a debug ID from Zotero Desktop for either of those two operations. https://www.zotero.org/support/debug…
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No, there's no need for that: Zotero keeps the original file -- if you export _without_ annotations (or just use Show file), you'll definitely get the exact same file.
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You can't easily tell when, no (someone with some digital forensic expertise and access to your harddisk would probably be able to tell, but this isn't something that Zotero itself timestamps or otherwise keeps track of, so it's not simple.) If you…
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It should in all expectation be the same PDF and the way PDF annotations work in the file format, I'd think that would be pretty reliable, but it's certainly _possible_ you might see something else.
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At a minimum, you should be able to associate RIS files with Zotero (Zotero will do this by default) so that opening an RIS file (double-clicking it) imports it. But where are you importing these from? There's usually a simpler way.
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We'd need more details: https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems#provide_steps_to_reproduce
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@alinaff -- I believe that's correct behavior for the style, but if you don't want it you need to delete disambiguate-add-names="true" from the line starting with
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it needs to be (you're closing the name tag two lines below)
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I don't think so, no. One is irrelevant, the other one the default anyway.
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(that is, delete the entire line that's throwing an error)
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OK, seeing this -- using RIS for import instead will currently work better, but obviously we'll fix.
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Yes, the permalink as provided by EBSCO (I should have access)
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So you're not getting a translator error pop-up, right? You're just getting inaccurate metadata import? Could you please post a couple of permalinks?
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The basics, yes. The relevant macro is called contributors-note, not author in the style, but the name uppercasing would look exactly like above (remove the / from the end of the current