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As I said, it generally italicizes correctly. You'd have to provide examples of when it doesn't
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You'd have to say more. Styles (including Chicago Manual) generally handle italicization of titles (such as of book titles) automatically and always have.
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Do you mean to sync your file attachments to WebDAV? Because your library should still be online; purge storage doesn't affect metadata sync.
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It just didn't have the right style at all before (note the 'and' in the first citation). I'm glad it's fixed now.
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As noted above, the Chicago 17th edition styles are available from the style repository and the full note version is now called (notes and bibliography). That's just a change in name, not in content.
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We're not going to add the old style back, I'm afraid, that's just not logistically feasible. Edit: we can provide instructions for getting back old styles for individuals, but won't go back to old styles on the repository. My recollection of worki…
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hmm -- we can get you the old style back if absolutely need be (you wouldn't benefit from the improvements made otherwise or any other future updates and fixes), but it'd really be better to clean the library: Loc. in Archive is, as the name suggest…
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In what fields exactly do you have that information? The Call Number field isn't used anywhere in that style (and library location isn't a field in Zotero).
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Could you provide a couple of examples of items (both how they look in text and their corresponding bibliography entries? The style should reliably sort alphabetically in text (the journal just uses APA style)
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The basic method is documented here: https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#et-al For APA in particular, this is actually a bit involved because its author handling is fairly complex, but you'll capture most in-text citations …
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Do you still have the old computer? It sounds like that wasn't synced properly (or may have been synced to a different account) and the new computer can't possibly get any items you don't see in the online library. You likely can still cite items …
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If you are already using WebDAV, you can just use the purge option, nothing else needed
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Absolutely don't delete any files anywhere. This is one of the few scenarios where 'purge storage ' from the upgrade storage link here on the page is appropriate.
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Can't be done in CSL,. sorry
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Yeah, I think it makes sense that editors should be allowed, but they currently aren't
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Uncheck the "Keep sources sorted" option -- that's in the settings at the bottom right of the new processor add on and appears with the little triangle on the left of the quick format one.
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I think this was just about the lack of markdown support on the forums. I'm still hoping we'll get this at some point. I've typed 'blockquote' a lot...
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Having a bit of a hard time following, it'd be helpful to have screenshots of every step, but you might be fast just fixing the rest manually -- depends on how much stuff you have to manually adjust. If these are just a couple of notes, you might be…
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Have you checked in the settings that tim820 points to? I believe you should be able to see them (even though you likely can't change them) on a managed device. Your screenshot shows a Word (not Zotero) error message that RTF files are blocked, so …
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Ah, that's terrific, hadn't occurred to me.
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right, you can't set 'illegal' (in the sense of the Zotero data schema) creator types via API, that's expected. It's actually kind of impressive that it just fails gracefully.
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I'd try Vancouver one more time before troubleshooting more; seems unlikely that this would be a different issue
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I don't see why this would be Windows specific; see mjthoraval's explanation which I'd expect to apply on all systems (though the extent will vary with both style and computer speed)
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Yes, pretty sure that's right (though obviously not ideal) Have you changed your preferred Item Format in the Quick Copy settings recently? Which format are you using? It needn't have been an active change -- the Chicago styles have gotten much la…
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Is the above screenshot the first thing you get when clicking Add/Edit Note? The expectation is that you'd get something like this: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/pzjkz9lilzeiki5lfbg9.png If you then click "Continue" and s…
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There is no such thing as a coordinator for books in English; that's used only in Spanish -- the person overseeing an edited volume with multiple authors is an editor in English. That also means the distinction doesn't exist in APA style, since it'…
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No change on this
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Is this an IT-managed computer or your own? Blocking RTF isn't a standard setting and if this is your IT's setting, the only solution is for them to unblock it (that was the solution to the issue in 2014)
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@jdriddle may be mistaken, but I think this misreads CMOS 18 slightly. According to 14.30 and 14.31, books published before 1900 should be place only (no publisher), while books published after 1900 should be publisher only (no place). See the tech…
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The styles are now called notes (formerly full notes) and shortened notes (formerly notes) to conform to the Chicago Manual naming rules. So the 18th edition version of what used to be fullnote-bibliography is https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chi…