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  • Okay example: http://www.librarything.com/work/9032/book/38590573 example: http://www.librarything.com/work/book/44759440 The tooltip reads: "Save to Zotero (COinS) Is the translator in the parenthesis then? I don't think I've …
    in 'Include URL of..." - option Comment by chris.ridgeway October 22, 2009
  • Thanks for all your help guys. Dan - when I am on any "work" page on library thing, the small "book" icon appears in my address bar, and I just use that. I am not saving it as a web page. But I'm noticed as I'm going through and correcti…
    in 'Include URL of..." - option Comment by chris.ridgeway October 22, 2009
  • Dan - Oh! Well that's it then. After looking at things more closely, pretty much the main offender is www.librarything.com. It puts the url to the Library Thing page in the URL field, not the Link area. I see now that all my Amazon.co…
    in 'Include URL of..." - option Comment by chris.ridgeway October 22, 2009
  • Those examples make sense, although in my case they'd be the exception rather than the rule. I don't think I've found many publishers that will distribute a published (ISBN-labeled) pdf file online. Most of my sources are good-old-fashion books. …
    in 'Include URL of..." - option Comment by chris.ridgeway October 22, 2009
  • (Thanks for the reply!) I'm using Chicago with Note and Bibliography. I would hope this wouldn't need another style! I don't think Chicago style would ever require a URL for a not-online source. (I found a similar but not identical c…
    in 'Include URL of..." - option Comment by chris.ridgeway October 22, 2009
  • I believe I'd have a similar questions / concern. I'm finishing up my masters thesis bibliography, after having used Zotero all the way through. I've noticed that there a number of references in my Biblio that have URLs included - but they are…
    in 'Include URL of..." - option Comment by chris.ridgeway October 22, 2009