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ASUS G75VW notebook, Windows 10 Home, solid-state drive. I'm importing a local bibtex file. I also tested import from Mendeley sqlite-file, it works faster, but not that much (~5-6 items per second, yielding ~ 15 minutes total for ~5000 Mendeley ite…
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I've tried to import a much smaller bibtex file, with only ~5000 items, and it took me more than an hour (about 1-2 items per second! ). It's clearly not a limit of SQLite, the bottleneck is on Zotero's side. What's impossible with fixing this in Zo…
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Well, for me, 'published' sounds closer to 'peer-reviewed' rather than to 'stable-linked' :) I would say preprints are deposited in a repository platform. Not a native English-speaker, though :)
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Sounds reasonable. The only thing still mysterious for me is why this idea to map unpublished articles to Reports, when there is a dedicated item type in Zotero for this: Manuscript? "An unpublished manuscript. Use this type for both historical do…
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Thanks, I've searched the forum on this topic, and from what I can tell, the problem was that all arXiv preprints were mapped to Report, even those which were published in a journal and so were surely citeable as @article in bibtex. But I rarely see…
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"We've always treated working paper and preprint as reports in Zotero" Actually, the trouble with preprints is not only that there is no separate Zotero item type for them, but also that there is no consistency across translators. E.g., preprints f…
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This bothers me as well. I often import from MNRAS, which is published by OUP. All abstracts imported into Zotero are truncated.
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Are there APIs to work with this PDF recognizer, so that developers could use it in 3rd-party apps? I've looked at Zotero API pages, couldn't find anything related to this functionality. If it's really not available, are you planning to open this fu…