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Thx much.
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*Bump* Anyone? Maybe nobody besides dstillman has 5.0 installed?
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Can anyone else confirm that 5.0 doesn't have the problem? I really don't want to install a beta version. I am a confirmed non-early adopter. But this issue is of sufficient weight that if 5.0 eliminates this issue for sure, I'll do it. So can I ge…
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> Switch to Chicago Author date > Ctrl+Shift+C should also save you a lot of time Neither of these are helpful. Chicago Author date for note gives me the useless parenthetical author last name + year, while bibliography of course gives me t…
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I have just read the proposed changes and am disappointed, yet again, at the lack of attention paid to core functionality in terms of anthologies which I pointed out in https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/11557/please-implement-anthology-entries/p1…
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Addendum: I'm not a programmer, so advice on how to do this by tinkering under the hood with JavaScript is unlikely to be helpful unless you give me line-by-line instructions (you'd practically have to write the code for me and tell me exactly where…
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Thx.
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What's the timeline for the next version?
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Awesome. I can take it from there. Time to get out the ol' DOS documentation...though some of it doesn't port over to windows (7).
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Concatenate in text form? Do you mean via a word-processing program, in which the text from several RIS files are placed together in just a single RIS, separated by a multiple hard returns? That would definitely save some time, since presumably at …
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> Sounds like you're copying the file to clipboard Yes, that's what I was doing. Didn't know I needed to actually open the file in a text editor first. Not a very user-friendly process...and "Import..." is not an option because as OP noted, it w…
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Have same problem. I was using jstor on a campus computer, so exported citations as *.ris to my thumb drive. Now home & trying to import with same results as OP above. Stillman's recommendation is no help. I copy the *.ris file and try to "impor…
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check the forums before trying these sorts of drastic steps Dan, as my detailed post (which you must not have read) should have made rather obvious, I did precisely that, and quite thoroughly; which is why ... don't hesitate to post on the forums …
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Excellent. I think that ought to do it.
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Yes, see my objections to the keyboard method in https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/32433/tab-to-list-collections-containing-instances-of-an-item/ . By the way, if anyone else is reading this and goes to that link but can't find the method, don't …
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Interesting--must be a fairly new recommendation. (This dates me more than I'd like, but I own the 14th ed.) Nobody in my field is including DOIs in citations yet even though Chicago is the by far the most prevalent style.
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Sorry I never weighed in on this again. My dissertation is killing me, and time is extremely tight. re this... maybe the OP has some input - obviously it'd be useful to hear from someone who didn't find the page clear in the first place....I like t…
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OP seconds aurimas's suggestions, including generic "pub title" which would also take care of journals. (and do call it "title" rather than "label".) adamsmith didn't mention the press's name along w/pub date, so make sure to include that--all the s…
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Ah-so, there is no solution. Stink. OK, adding a feature request. (*sigh*) Automatic tags are the only kind that would be relevant here because the accident generally occurs immediately upon download, before any subsequent additions; and I don't us…
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Thanks to aurimas for the clarification. But "clear as possible" on the download page? I beg to differ (and before I self-censored this response, my verbiage was rather less polite). I certainly agree that's where it should be made plain, but the do…
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OK, thanks for the info. That's what I wanted to know.
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OK, thanks for clearing that up. > However, Zotero should be able to import the EndNote® file just fine. Yes, it did. Thanks, Mike
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OK, I did that, ASCII text file with extension changed to *.marc & selecting MARC type within Zotero's importation dialog, and no dice. Just to make sure Zotero wasn't choking on too many items, I cut a single item and put it in its own individu…
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I had done that before with MARC records and it didn't work. Since you said to do it, I thought maybe Zotero couldn't do this with MARC, so I tried the End-note/Refworks format and it worked. But why is that? Surely Zotero is parsing MARC recor…
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> you might want to enable it Good tip. > I'd also recommend upgrading to Firefox 3 Well, there IS a specific reason I haven't done that...I use Spiderzilla, and while supposedly you can get it to work with 3, I don't want to ro…
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Dan--Oops, sorry, I upgraded prior to reading your last paragraph. I read your first sentence, hopped over to the home page and did it, and then tried to generate a footnote. Lo and behold, it's working again; the errors aren't occurring. So, a…
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> I tried Chicago note w/o bibliography and I get no such errors. I wouldn't expect you to. My installation was working fine, then for no particular reason I can think of, it has started doing these things. Clearly I did something to corrupt…
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> Do you encounter this problem for all the items in your library Yes, every single one. Although I should note that my library isn't very big yet, since I just started (maybe 30-40 items). > What item type are you trying to cite? …
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I will actually be working with Tjowens' method for now because I use neither OO nor Word (wouldn't touch the latter with a ten-foot pole, and won't touch the former because it's nearly a clone of Word, with most of the attendant faults except that …