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And as for the settings, I was looking at this page (https://www.zotero.org/support/connector_preferences) as a reference where it is mentioned and showed that options for pdf saving would be in the connector's preferences. Those settings only appl…
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What happens if you do edit them? Do they update then? They shouldn't be visibly linked (i.e. not be blue/underlined), so something isn't quite right
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No, numeric styles work in Google Docs too. Could you either post a screenshot and/or explain a bit more what the problem is?
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If you must use the 3rd edition, we can tell you how to get that version back, but seems silly to require a style for which you can no longer get the style guide
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(looks like it is working for me now, though, so try again)
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Thats the PubMed API being down. It usually fixes itself within a couple of hours though who knows what effects current mayhem at NIH has on that
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Zotero imports from most library catalogs, use those.
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(MHRA has officially withdrawn the 3rd edition, which is why we at CSL removed the style rather than keeping both 3rd and 4th edition, as we often do for other styles)
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Sieht sehr wie eine Datenbank auf einer externen (oder Netzwerk) Festplatte aus die nicht richtig initialisiert.
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correct, yes
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You can set the interface language right at the top of the General tab of the Zotero preferences, but none of the English languages are YYYY-MM-DD. All the non-US English ones are DD-MM-YYYY. Zotero doesn't use your system date settings, so those a…
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Not with Zotero. I'm not sure this is possible at all with Google docs. I think you should be able to do this with a Word macro if you're in Word (and I'd guess it's possible in LibreOffice)
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What exactly is wrong with the existing style? Have you tested it?
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Can you say more? What do you mean by trimming and where? If this is about the item pane, which fields are you seeing trimmed? I believe only creator fields are trimmed and they have a different logic (since there can be multiple).
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I don't believe this has changed. You can collapse a library by clicking the small triangle to it's left or using the - key on your keyboard, and you can expand all collections using the + key.
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It's built directly from Zotero's source code, so will reflect updates in Zotero.
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Yeah, the data are bad -- TY - GEN should be TY - BOOK, there's also stry information in the title (TI) field, there's stuff in the author (AU) field that shouldn't be there (e.g. the affiliation and in some cases the publisher listed as an author)…
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It's built in? American Psychological Association
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I think what I provide above is exhaustive documentation. If a specific case isnt' clear, please ask about a specific case. The behavior (and the syntax) has changed slightly over time, so old posts will not always be reliable; the links above are…
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Any citations in tables?
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No, you're misunderstanding what I was asking OK, it's good we can do that, and it's likely to be more accurate than relying on a translator Have you tested that? -- my point is that it's likely going to be exactly the same as the translator, in whi…
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When you hover over the Save to Zotero icon, does it list "EBSCO Discovery Layer"? It looks like it might be using the generic EBSCOHost translator. Either way, though, you should be able to somehow get to RIS data (I forgot where exactly the butto…
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Das ist im APA Stil so korrekt, also kein Problem sondern sieht genau so aus wie vorgeschrieben.
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You can just download the file and drag it to Zotero
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Are they also saved as articles or just detected (as shown by the icon). IIRC detection is near impossible to fix
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We're asking you for the information to let us help you, i.e. Can you link to their citation guidelines and a public (ie. open access) paper?
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See the other two requests -- where is their style guide and can you llink to a recent paper that isn't paywalled?
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We have a superscript version with brackets ( https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:vancouver-superscript-brackets-only-year ) but if you really want parentheses you'd have to modify an existing one. What's this for?
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Adding additional authors before et al is correct APA style (I assume that's what you're using) to disambiguate multiple citations with Bohanec as the first author.
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It really, really is much better to ask specific questions than to try to get at this abstractly. The language above isn't super precise so a lot of these I honestly don't know if they're correct.
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