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Et Al after three authors for works with more than 6 is implied by "as in the bibliography" in 13.23 -- you're welcome to ask CMOS about this, they do answer emails, but I promise you adunning's interpretation is what the Manual intends. It would ma…
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It literally says in your excerpt "if there are more than six, list only the first three, followed by “et al.”" in the bibliography and says that notes without bibliography should follow the bibliography rules for et al
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No, it requires up to 6 authors, but only the first 3 if there are more than 6. That's exactly what the style does
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Yeah, Chicago has specifically advised against using access dates since the 17th edition, so if you want access dates for items that have a publication date (it will include them for items that don't) you'll want to use a different style.
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Which citation style(s) are you using? This is determined by the citation styles, it's not a Zotero setting. Both APA and Chicago Manual did away with access date requirements (so they aren't in the style), but many journal styles have kept them.
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There's also the question on how desirable it would be for Zotero to be in the Debian repos. Since Zotero doesn't have ESR versions, there's a fundamental disconnect between the Debian and the Zotero release model and that'd lead to a very unsatisfa…
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Thanks, that's helpful. The second question remains, though -- while it'd be good to catalogue the ISBN (you can do this now using ISBN: 9782889100248 in Extra) but beyond that I'm unclear of how this is a 'major problem': even with an ISBN field, Z…
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@Lionheart : Gibt es die Anforderungen für den Zitierstil irgendwo online? Da scheint mir einiges im Argen zu sein. Wenn nicht bräuchte ich mindestens das korrekte Zitat für den Tractatus inkl Herausgeber als Beispiel.
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Could you give an example of a standard with an ISBN? (also, what do you mean by accessibility here?)
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Can you look and let us know what that item has in the fields Extra and Library Catalog? The problem is because of Extra, Library Catalog will help us troubleshoot
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The questions are for @dunning and it'd be important which style exactly you're using as well as a couple of examples of what you're talking about.
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You should update your Zotero, see the red note at the top of https://www.zotero.org/support/changelog Not certain it'll help, but good chance
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What's the goal? RIS isn't well defined and import/export will always be lossy. But it does look like the Wikipedia article tracked down a newer version of Endnote's RIS import/export than what's currently implemented in Zotero, which we can probab…
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No, that's a Firefox limitation, has been like that for quite some time. The add-on framework just doesn't allow a dialog there
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It's note, bibliography, see https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/495375/#Comment_495375
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You mean the quote format? Switch to US English in the document preferences (this behavior hasn't changed with the updated styles).
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Yes. If you add it back in Zotero, you're back at square one
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Well, but in IEEE style that's not really a solution since that would mess with your numbering of references. Instead, I'd shorten the part of the first reference that's in italics in Zotero to avoid triggering the issue (and then add it back it in …
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You set the default style in Export. You can't select a style in cite except to remove it. (This has always been the case and has been a frequent source of confusion -- I think I recall devs saying they're considering a redesign; it'd definitely be…
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Most likely https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/italics_in_word_bibliographies
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ProQuest is an edge case -- the books are (obviously) online and the links are somewhat useful beyond a given institution: the docid is the same across all institutions (so you only have to switch them out 'auckland' with 'berkeley-ebooks', 'syracus…
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You can reset the bibliography style by changing to a different style and back, but I'm guessing you might actually be seeing this: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/italics_in_word_bibliographies
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There's two reasons for the current logic: 1) It must be possible to delete from Word directly, since otherwise removing large chunks of text including citations would be a giant pain. Most users find that operation completely intuitive for that re…
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The empty label instructions don't talk about macros -- they just tell users to check the trusted location with OP did, see last screenshot. Are you saying they should also check the "Zotero tab does not appear" instructions?
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You know you can just delete the citation in Word without using the Word add-on at all? Is there any reason you're using the Add-edit button for this?
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Let's keep this in your original thread: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/125890/request-a-reference-style-for#latest
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Try https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:elsevier-with-titles&dependent=0 that looks like it works
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This looks like one of the standard Elsevier styles though, so start with the journal name and ISSN and we can see if we need any additional info
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Can you replicate this? Zotero doesn't have any code that would rename the original file it copies, so I don't see how this could possibly be Zotero. It seems much more likely that the original file was (for whatever reason) renamed first through so…
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Note that this still applies: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/267313/#Comment_267313 so it's not like you can't cite original dates. Field updates are closer, I think good chance an initial batch will make it into the Zotero 8 release …