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Beyond that, I'm wondering if you used BetterBibTeX before. Zotero has exported the language to "language" and not "langid" (which I think is used in BibLaTeX, not BibTeX, but the rest of your file doesn't look like BibLaTeX)
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If you need escaped special characters in your BibTeX (there's nothing invalid about UTF-8 and you can likely make it work using the inputenc package), you need to use "Western" encoding on export. I know you say you tried that, but please double-ch…
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You can look at the size of your stage folder in the data directory for an approximation: https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data (the storage on the server will tend to be a bit lower)
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Zotero has been very clear about this: the Android app is in a purposefully limited beta, and as long as it is, distribution through Google Play is the only way to keep it limited. Once it's openly released, they will publish as an APK.
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You'll want to troubleshoot that with the script/tool maintainer. The API works fine. FWIW, the call should be itemType=annotation, not {'annotation'}, I'm assuming there's some missing data type conversion in the script.
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I don't think your library is public and you're not include an API key in the above, so I'm guessing that's what you're seeing, but beyond that you should post API questions (with some more detail on what you're trying to do and in what context you'…
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the second link should by all expectations keep working, yes.
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if that's an option it's certainly the simples solution, yes.
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1. I think this will work? https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-folder-import 2. You kind of have to decide between accessing PDFs on iOS through Zotero or using a 3rd party PDF reader/editor on iOS. If you want to use the Zotero app, use the Zotero…
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(I realize English is not your native language, but I'm absolutely neither 'bro' nor 'brah', please, nor are most other people who answer you here). damnation advised you of the best way to go with this in your other thread. I don't think you'll fi…
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you can't find where to put this? Just search for the first line.
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I don't think anyone is going to fix this in Zotero 6. Zotero 7 uses completely different code there, so I'd update.
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you change terms in the locale section at the beginning of the style, so change the two instances of ibid (where now you have added some ds) back to "ibid" and then add the translation to the locale: ed. trans. trans. …
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I'm not quite clear what the issue is, are you seeing any problems after merge?Merging duplicate is intended to work like this: all item URIs (which, as per its label, is an identifier, not a link) for merged items are stored with the merged item in…
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Sorry, not sure what to say -- that's exactly what the short title field is for, so there is an answer. Regular use of Zotero (e.g., using the browser connector to import) would also populate that field with a short title in >90% of (English lang…
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You can use "Add Note" in the word processor add-on, that does exactly that.
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Though generally speaking I'd recommend unlinking citations in a (copy of a) document before converting to PDF, ePub, etc.
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in a citation style? no
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For APA, e.g., the behavior you're seeing is correct.
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I think we have a PR for bluebook to remove that info in the style. It might also make sense to change the creator type on import, though -- opinion authors are, afaik, never cited as traditional authors.
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Though this will not work for non-primary contributors, right? In other words, contributors will always be listed after the first relevant group of creators (typically authors, sometimes editors, rarely translators). CSL/Zotero doesn't allow you to …
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Right, so you're using BBT -- look at the BBT documentation or ask on the project Github: when/wether capitals are changed and/or protected by brackets is customizable, though, again, the default behavior makes sense. I don't quite understand your …
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Is it possible to have a single word document with different chapters and have an independent reference section for each chapter when the references are managed with Zotero? No, sorry. The recommendation is to write in separate files. You can then …
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There is no documentation or validator -- you can either look at Zotero's export or at the export translator. That said, unless you need extremely faithful representation of niche item types, other formats -- e.g. CSL JSON -- will likely serve you b…
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Have you tried BetterBibTex? I think that has more sophisticated support for preprint export (if not, you can customize it with a post export hook). We can look at this in the native BibLaTeX export, but it's probably not going to be fast.
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I'm not a Mac person, but these should be the relevant instructions for you: https://support.apple.com/guide/terminal/limit-the-number-of-scrollback-rows-trml15233/mac
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The quick format default citation style is set under "Export" in the preferences: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/eqlvc0v92di918hym4wi.png I don't think the Preview plugin still works on Zotero 7? You can set the format for…
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No, can't be done in CSL, but you _can_ have entirely different citation formats -- and e.g. have the legal case formatting be appropriate for a footnote and then just insert the footnote in your word processor and insert the citation there.
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Start here: https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems#reporting_startup_errors
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No