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Cheers for the quick responses guys. I did have problems with the database, and went through replacing many of the items. As such, I imagine that it's fair enough for Zotero to consider them missing. I don't mind that so much as the fact that the re…
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Marc, Bad luck! I wonder what Zotero is doing with such big numbers...? Anyway, keep on going, and try a data-type with more capacity than 'Long', namely 'Double'. Same solution, but use the word 'Double' in place of 'Integer' or 'Long' ('…
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Cheers for the clarification guys. I've changed the instructions to reflect it. Glad it's working for you :)
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Erm... Are you sure you're opening Zotero.dot correctly? Do NOT just double-click on it, that won't work. You *must* right-click and then select 'Open'. I was doing that fix from memory without checking as I went along. It's actually just 'Zote…
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skr8, Vba is visual basic for applications and is a programming language by microsoft that allows you to automate programs in their office suite. Patching the code is, basically, safe. Anyway, just take a copy of zotero.dot before you star…
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WOOHOO!!! Ok, sorted. I opened Zotero.dot and had a look directly at the VBA. It is a Zotero error. There are two variables declared as integers, when they should be long ints -- they are mTagStart and mTagEnd and they're declared at …
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EDIT: I've sorted an actual proper fix underneath this, but that involves changing Zotero directly. If you're not happy with doing that (it's honestly not that hard!) then do this instead... I've not got around to testing this yet, but I'm goin…
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Dan, Thanks for this. I'm not quite sure what you're suggesting as a fix though?! I know you'll be reluctant to do so, but can you be any more specific about when the Python version of the plugin is coming out? (I'm happy to beta-test it o…