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JonEP - have you actually used Qiqqa for this purpose? If so, what were youre experiences?
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Any progress here?
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Hmmm. But so how about the possibility of converting the concatenated html file that they allow you to download in zipped format into bibtex or so?
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Well I'd already given the main page. Any of those databases should be ok to check. The precise one I am using is http://dlib.eastview.com/search. But Sebastian has already taken a look and he said he didn't think it could be done.
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Aurimas, the pages are behind a paywall. And so I can't really provide a live link. Would a saved webpage help? And if so, how can I attach it here?
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And please contact me offline if you want access to take a look.
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Overall - http://www.eastviewpress.com/Main/Home.aspx.
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Cool! Thanks much. I'll try it out. I'm curious to see what happens to attachments, as I am still desperately looking for a way to get Zotero items, including their attachments, into some QDA tool (e.g. Dedoose) in such a way that we can then code t…
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Wow! This sounds grest. Is this available yet? Or do you need any beta-testers?
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Any followup on this? Does this work now? Or does anybody know of any other QDA solutions that can also import attachments?
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Still struggling with this... Let me ask another question - how can we get the data coming out of the tags in a csv-format that we can the analyze? E.g. in January there were that many tags 'Y', N tags 'Z' etc.; in February that many etc...
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Thanks. I thought I had tried to give you concrete examples of the kinds of annotations we want to make. It's essentially like what Nvivo and other similar software pograms do. You do not tag the items, but the precise passages in the items based on…
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Interesting discussion. The point is that many of us love what Zotero does in terms of bibliographical management; but that many of us also want to do all sorts of other new 'cool' stuff with that (taking advantage of the structured nature of …
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Ok, I'll try that. Seems to me they told me they still ran into trouble that way. But we'll try tomorrow! Thanks.
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Because most of our groups are bigger than 200 Meg or whatever the limit is... We are talking at least a few 100s of records per group and almost all with pdf etc.
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Sebastian, That's what we do of course. And we have loads of groups. But whenever a new person then installs Zotero and syncs to our paid account, he gets all the other groups too. Or am I missing sthg here?
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Still no change on this Dan? We are once again confronting this issue. We have the data for multiple projects on our storage plan. Multiple people work with multiple projects. But Firefox doesn't like big libraries - it becomes quite slow and unwiel…
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Thanks Sebastian. Very useful. I was unaware of paperpile, but am trying it out. As to crowdsourcing - I really have no idea about how many people are using Zotero right now OR about how much time this would take to code. but a few thousands of user…
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Glad to hear! I'll contact Jo Guldi. For instance, I'd LOVE to see somebody hook papermachines up with the dfr-browser that Andrew Goldstone has made. http://agoldst.github.io/dfr-browser/demo/. Just imagine that you'd take any corpus in Zotero, wou…
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Sebastian - thanks. Is there anything we can read on how development resources are allocated within Zotero? And what options there may be there to augment those resources? Also - has anybody contacted Google on this? It seems to me that they should …
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Any news/progress on this?
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I have the same problem - see http://i42.tinypic.com/2jg9d6v.png. Also Word 2013. And I can also still edit, but can no longer add new items. I did figure out a workaround (copy/paste an already cited reference and then edit it - i.e. remove the cop…
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Follow-up - we have identified at least one problem: the java-version. On 64-bit versions of Windows, it only works when you install the 64-bit java version.
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And which might be critical factors that could be remedied? It doesn't appear to be related to the specs of the pc. E.g. the pc from which I'm doing this runs on x64 Windows 8 on a recent AMD 8-core @ 3.5 GHz with 8 gig of RAM and on a fast SS…
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Thanks. And is it 'normal' then, that importing a corpus of 20'000 (mostly relatively small) items takes about an hour? With Firefox repeatedly 'not responding'?
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Does nobody have an idea on this one?
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Another question. We have now succeeded in importing our database into Zotero through bibtex. We have also successfully ran Papermachines on a subset of a little over a thousand entries. But could somebody please tell us whether there are any limita…
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Well, it's not so much that we don't WANT to publish the database, but I do not know the legal ramifications of that. So I think we will indeed want to just import it into our Zotero group (probably without the actual html, as some of these sites ar…
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Still no solution here? I don't know about you guys, but I LOVE calibre for managing my ebook collection, and I LOVE zotero for managing my e-article collection (and also the books that I actually end up citing). Will the twain then never meet?
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Update: please disregard. I just tried the exact same query on my home computer (I'm away from home right now, but always have teamviewer on), and there it DID work. So it must be a configuration issue on my notebook...