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https://anystyle.io
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These backups are generated automatically for you: https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data/#data_directory_contents If your library works, nothing to do. They would be overwritten soon enough.
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When you mean "recover", you mean export them them from the document to Zotero? You can give this a try: https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/
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https://github.com/dvanoni/notero
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1. Create the tag 2. Open the collection 3. Ctrl/Cmd+A to mark all items in that collection 4. Drag onto the tag 5. Repeat for all collections
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That's configured in the citation style you've set for the document. Either switch the citation style or modify the given style.
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You do not need to learn CSL and it doesn't state anywhere to do so. All you do is what I explained in that thread. Put "type: periodical" into the extra field. Any citation style that supports the "periodical" item will be able to use the metadata…
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See https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/510999#Comment_510999 (The item type exists in CSL, not on the Zotero front end)
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Please don't use Claude for this and wait for one of the Zotero devs to indicate next steps. Not worth risking dataloss.
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You'll need to modify the style slightly to get it working: change filename to: apa-5th-edition-test.csl Then open the style with an editor and paste these over the lines that look the same (4-7): American Psychological Association 5th edition Test …
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https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=abnt (not sure profanities will get you help on this forum)
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Right click on the "Raw" and choose "Save as...". That downloads the .csl file to your hard disc. Then install it in Zotero (double click or via menu).
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You can extract them: https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/
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Excellent!
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I'm not sure how this is related to Zotero? Zotero uses a different system and doesn't use the Word-native citation tool (which is limited). Do you have a copy of the document before you used JennAI?
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I don't see anything: https://github.com/citation-style-language/locales/pulls Potentially you only made the PR on your own fork without suggesting it to the main project.
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Puedes dar un ejemplo que ves?
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Do you not have a private laptop you use? Just install Zotero, sync your account and you should be ready to go.
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Two things: 1. updating a plugin's manifest.json to be compatible with a new version of Zotero is a tiny change. One single line. Of course you'd do that only if you've first tested it, but even if you're just providing a plugin in your free time, i…
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Nein. Du findest ähnliches mit etwas Glück, aber genau den nicht.
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What does the "n." stand for? Haven't come across this before. What you could do though is use the suffix field instead. Regarding the chap. vs ch., can you share a screenshot from the SBL handbook? (I don't have access to it)
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Si un plugin no esta compatible con la version actual de Zotero tienes que hablar con el dueno de este dicho plugin. Normalmente eso pasa en GitHub, como es el caso para Inciteful tambien: https://github.com/inciteful-xyz/inciteful-zotero-plugin/iss…
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That certainly works for me: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u452233/qbh6rm7x497eht6sh9ax.png I also checked our de-xx locales and that includes "mit" as a label for contributors. Can you try in a fresh document just with one ci…
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You mean locally? Why not help the Japanese community out and make them available to all users via the TransiFex project?
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Saying that, you'd be more than welcome to join the Transifex project and help with the translation. :) https://explore.transifex.com/zotero/zotero/
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Can you give a concrete example of a citation/bibliography entry you're seeing?
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Which version of Word exactly? (name and version number)
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Make a new text document (not Word, just a simple text editor) and call it "american-chemical-society-author-date.csl" Then go to that link up top, click on raw. Copy the whole code. Paste it into your newly created .csl file. Tada. Install via dou…
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Right click on "Raw" and use "Save as..." to download the .csl file which you'll be able to install then.
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If you mean that you have a Word document with live citations, you can extract them with this tool: https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/ Getting the abstracts then is another step. But I'm not 100% sure what you're asking.