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If you have a single item selected that way, the key to highlight the collections the item is in (i.e. ctrl in Windows) also works.
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No, I mean -- it's not possible to do what you ask, i.e. create a fully functional back-up of an individual collection. You can export to Zotero RDF, but that's not entirely lossless and, more importantly, won't maintain links to items cited in Word…
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You can ctrl+click on an item to select it individually and can then both delete and edit it.
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Can't be done in the way you describe.
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Your professor is wrong. See APA's own guidance here: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples/journal-article-references#1 The volume should be italicized (and Zotero does that), issue and page numbers should not be.
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This sounds like the wrong approach. CSL has 'genre' which is for exactly this type of thing. I don't like the use of archive for type. The library catalog is appropriate if the database (like JSTOR) should be added to the citation
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You're not changing the ID
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technically it's the fields available, not the fields required, but otherwise yes.
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1 and 3 are right. I don't understand 2 (also, by "css" you mean "CSL" or "csv"?)
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Those two are almost certainly unrelated. If you have flattened citations, see https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/existing_citations_not_detected and start a new thread.
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You mean Windows?
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But you got an answer for that? Use the native API JSON, not an export format. If you must use export for whatever reason, Zotero RDF is most complete, but it's very much not loss-less (it's also comparatively heavy and harder to parse)
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What operating system? If you're using Word for Mac, that's currently expected. The recommendation would be to split the document up into chapters/sections while writing.
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You should actually be most likely to get the publisher version of the PDF with 2) -- if you let use know about a URL where you don't, we can take a look. (I thought 1 and 3 would be identical, but I'm not certain)
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Do you mean in the file properties in Windows? Any reason you care about those?
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The RefMan, BibTeX and Endnote export formats should all.work. I'd test which one works best
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Questions are fine. Bug reports might be better on the GitHub (this is true only for the visual editor!). They'll get lost here
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I suspect it's the ID -- I'd stick to the http://zotero.org... URI format of the existing styles. Note that this is a URI, not a URL, i.e. this doesn't need to be a working link.
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Sync tab of your preferences: 1. https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/5fkbklnfo5puselllah9.png 2. https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/gnfb8jxdyuti81rd8lpq.png
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data#restoring_your_zotero_data_from_a_backup_and_overwriting_synced_changes You want to make sure you actually overwrite (not sync) the online library (the only way to 'empty' the server-side library is t…
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https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/sentence_casing
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She's trying to open the .xpi file with Acrobat. Again, you shouldn't open that file with any software. You should download it and then select it from the Tools --> Plugins menu in Zotero (that's how all Zotero plugins work; this isn't specific …
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Download the style from here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/296f9ab65c1eb1e3774e33dc6214044db89d783d/modern-humanities-research-association.csl (right-click -->save link as) Open in a text editor (like Notepad…
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I've seen no indication they're interestand Zotero has always been disinclined to support a specific vendor's proprietary format, so I'd not expect it (there's not detailed public roadmap you could consult, in case that's what you're asking)
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Two things: 1) Failure to save to your local device is _never_ connected to insufficient Zotero File Storage. You only need ZFS for syncing, not for saving. Troubleshoot the saving issues separately, starting here: https://www.zotero.org/support/tro…
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no, it's not -- you can go straight from 6_32 to 7_64
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(also, you didn't need to pay for storage and please don't spend an entire day before asking for help!!!)
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Yeah, the metadata that Sage deposited is just bad, you have to manually fix it to change the book author to editor and add the chapter author(s) at a minimum. If you import directly from the item page (i.e. where the DOI link redirects you) you g…
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Could you post the DOI? It's very much possible book metadata for DOIs isn't right, but we could also be importing incorrectly
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Might be a book author vs. editor distinction? (Though book authors are, of course, fairly rare)