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See https://github.com/northword/zotero-format-metadata
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You'd want to use a "note" style that is set to "Endnotes" (in the document preferences in the Zotero tab). Zotero note styles use the Word footnotes system, so you can mix real citations with commentary like you want.
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I think those are available: - **Shortcuts** - Superscript: `Ctrl` + `Shift` + `+` - Subscript: `Ctrl` + `=` - Bold: `Ctrl` + `B` - Italic: `Ctrl` + `I` - Nocase: `Ctrl` + `N` https://github.com/northword/zotero-format-metadata/blob/b5b3d…
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That link works just fine. Try a gain. Maybe GitHub was down for a minute.
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/existing_citations_not_detected
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Sounds like you have a section break there? (that's a Word functionality) See https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/word/show-section-breaks
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Change to a numeric style, IEEE or Nature and back to APA. Maybe choosing another author-date style doesn't fully force it. Worth a try.
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Our APA7 style sorts alphabetically as per APA guidelines. Make sure you have the "Keep sources sorted" option checked: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u452233/bz7bw4lqxw3x6zwz4yv0.png
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Email support@zotero.org with details.
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IF you can retrieve a backup from the timemachine, that would obviously be ideal. But I thought you've already tried so? If you have given up on that and just want to "work", you could extract the citations from your draft and reimport them back in…
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I'll take a look. Edit: The style is now available here: Deakin University - Guide to Oxford compatible style for Zotero
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(Duplicate of https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/132311/new-plugin-grounded-q-a-cited-page-linked-answers-about-your-papers#latest)
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You can modify the citation style to sort online references to the end and can then split it off.
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That style was just a dependent style on AMA. Looks like they are now owned by Elsevier and that the following style matches: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:elsevier-with-titles&format=numeric Please confirm so we can switch that for the wh…
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We don't have such a citation style: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Central European History
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https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/513987/#Comment_513987
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Can you link to the passage or post a screenshot about that rule?
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That already exists. See this article for most of the AI tools for Zotero: https://citationstyler.com/en/knowledge/ai-plugins-for-zotero/
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As far as I know you'd need to keep chapters as separate word documents. To have endnotes instead of footnotes, go to the Zotero Tab and switch that under "Document Preferences".
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Yeah, that style doesn't have that coded in and this would need updating.
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Likely the style you're using just doesn't have this included. Which style exactly(!) are you using? https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=Apa mon
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Just close it. (Or reboot your computer) Open Zotero again. It should pick up and finish. Don't let this run for half a day. If that doesn't work. Download the installer from the website and install the app. That is like updating. Your data won't b…
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45min is too long. Close it. Restart Zotero. Usually it finishes the update then. Otherwise, just download and install on top. If your bibliography was lost, just reinsert it again.
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Please have a look at the other threads on Juris-M. As far as we know, it's discontinued and hasn't received an update in a long time (several years). I guess this week's Windows Updates that also broke Zotero's Word integration might be the final n…
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Go to My Library. Hit Ctrl/Cmd+A to mark all items, right click and choose "Create bibliography from items".
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Ich erstelle maßgeschneiderte Zitierstile auf Anfrage. Schick mir die Richtlinien und ich mach dir ein Angebot: https://citationstyler.com/stil-nach-mass/
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Either just use one of the fields available that you otherwise don't use or use the extra field with another variable. https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#appendix-iv-variables
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That's a completely different university and style though. For UoM I made this style that matches their guidelines accurately: https://citationstyler.com/en/styles/citation-style-harvard-university-of-manchester-zotero/
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The styling of the footnotes is handled by Word, not Zotero. Zotero only uses the Word footnote functionality and inserts text into them. See here for a guide on how to change them from roman to arabic: https://citationstyler.com/en/knowledge/how-to…
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The problem is still present as we were waiting for a link to the guidelines. I've just pushed an update. (note that the guidelines are, typical for Wiley, not in line with actual publications. So, only go by .pdfs of papers)