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Endnote 3.0 was released in 1998 (!), back by the original Niles software (Endnote has since changed hands a number of time). I believe I used this version at the time, and Endnote has, AFAIK, always been able to export RIS, Refer/Endnote, and BibT…
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@matt_price: Nothing I'm aware of. As for what's needed, someone to write a little PHP code.
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Just to be clear: it's a design feature, and not an oversight, that CSL defers to the document editing environment for these sorts of formatting.
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There's been more than one thread on this. It's a non-trivial issue, though I believe people were converging on a solution.
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I don't use Word, so don't know how Zotero is currently interacting with it. But generally, you don't want to use the "normal" style at all. Better to have something like "body text" that is not connected to "normal", and then have other styles conn…
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Not really clear what you're saying, so just to be sure: You have to make sure that the given names are entered EXACTLY the same in the items you reference. So change all of the Sabatier given names to "Paul A." in your zotero library. That should…
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To be clear, I don't have a position on this. I'm happy to implement it if there's consensus that it makes sense to do so now, without hierarchical support. I'd just add it now. It's easy enough to convert to a more relational model.
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I agree this would be nice, but there's been some previous debate here about how best to do it. I tend to be more in favor of extending the current note interface to enable attaching citation information to quotes.
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Not possible now, and not the most straight-forward thing in the world to implement.
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Hi, I use Zotero to manage not only bibliographic references, but also to manage information (about good restaurants, dentist recommendations, gift ideas, etc). I think this is the main problem here. Zotero isn't for managing this sort of informati…
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No, I can't see that. FWIW, with my book, I did the index myself, with paper and pen. E.g. you get the final proofs, and then you sit down and go through it page by page.
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Here's a plan I'd like to see implemented, in sequence: consider switching the rtfscan syntax to the almost done pandoc markdown extension syntax (though note this relies on keys to access items; might need to allow other options) add support for t…
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And I see that the URL against which I should validate my style is not the one that I found was recommended yesterday (http://purl.org/net/xbiblio/csl). That URL is simply a computer readable name for "CSL." It points to the main website for CSL. It…
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(OT: Is there a quick way to find a direct link to a post in a long thread - counting is a bit silly, there's gotta be something quicker) I just look at the source.
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Just highlighting Dan's point that ... We're not going to roll out duplicate detection that produces broken citation links when you actually use it. ... and mronkko's note about citation breakage with group libraries underlines a broader problem wit…
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So am I understanding that the details of this case are so complicated that, if implemented, it would force the processor to create fake endnotes just to be able to represent it? If yes, then this would suggest it's too complicated to bother. I ser…
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Random thought, but I wonder if Google Docs could be useful?
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So as long as we can separately index and print citation group and citation item, we should be set; right?
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I don't think this is that off-the-wall of a requirement-- think of it as more like numbered footnotes, and each footnote can contain one or more references. In a vaccuum, perhaps not. But in the context of the real world of actually existing softw…
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Begin my standard rant: WTF are these editors thinking?!!!! We haven't designed this feature in, because, frankly, we had no reasonable expectation to ever see it. But never underestimate the capacity for people to reinvent the wheel and make thin…
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However, as Word is not the greatest in handling huge documents ... While I don't use Word, the above is not true. Word has no problem at all dealing with a 500 page thesis. Just learn how to use the outline mode to manage it, and make sure you keep…
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The foundation (the Corporation for Digital Scholarship, that is) is fairly new (it's really just now getting off the ground; had our first board meeting just an hour ago, in fact)), but the idea behind it is to provide a legal entity that further c…
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@noksagt: don't really know. I'm just struck that I've started a few groups that in theory should have broad interest, but the enrollment is very low, and the participation even lower. Admittedly, part of this is likely that the community of people …
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And we know why-- there aren't enough developers to go 'round. I'd encourage people to donate to CHNM to hire more developers, but I wonder if that has much chance of improving the situation. With all due respect, that's not the only, nor to my mind…
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My suggestion: setup a zotero group for each professor (probably one ideally based on the primary topic of interest for the bib, so that it can expanded over time as needed), add them to the groups and give them administration rights, and put the re…
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The main reason is that our visual memory is way superior to our ability to recall book titles. This is not true. A whole lot of academic books don't even have visually distinctive covers. I haven't even a clue what most of the books covers in my co…
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Well, CSL has some magic for dealing with roles, and part of that magic is based on the assumption I mention above. Otherwise, the styles would be a fair bit more complex.
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Because it's never been needed. Author is effectively understood in all styles I've ever heard of to be the default, implicit role, and only other roles get explicitly annotated.
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I'm not exactly sure what you need, but it sounds like you want to store a whole bunch of journal article records and make them available on the web? If yes, then I presume the source of much of that data is bulk records that would get imported? I…
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We cite grants for multiple types of documents we produce (which require references) each year. Can you please be more specific? Who is "we" and how do you "cite"? In what "types of documents"? E.g. what do the citations and/or references actually…