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• I followed your description for the fix and it worked. Thanks!

  in German Localization Problem Comment by petzi August 16, 2008
• ajasja, I'm not a developer, just another user. But I'm pretty sure that there are norms and rules to follow. If you are using the Chicago Style then it is the norm to use "et al.". I'm not sure if your picture shows an accepted citation norm. Bu…

  in replacing et al string Comment by petzi August 16, 2008
• philosopherdog, I noticed the same problem, but thought it was related to my German localization. I'm planning to transfer my huge Endnote Library to Zotero. I started with a test of 150 records. It is very cumbersome to change all these collaborato…

  in Importing from Endnotes and Editors to Contributors Comment by petzi August 15, 2008
• I'm not sure if this makes sense. I think the standard requires to mention "et al" if the publication has more than 3 authors. This is intended as a hint that there are more authors than just (the first) one. Some kind of democratization in the acad…

  in replacing et al string Comment by petzi August 15, 2008
• I noticed another problem with Harvard concerning the use of internet addresses: An example of the wrong output: Baumgartner, P., 2007. Karriereplaner E-Portfolio - Katalysator für eine neue Lernkultur. upgrade - Das Magazin für Wissen und…

  in Wrong citation in Harvard style Comment by petzi August 15, 2008