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Thanks. That did the trick.
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I am using en-US, so unless this locale is not installed by default, this is probably not the cause. How do I install the locales?
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28) The "Saving item..." overlay should provide information about attached files and snapshots
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True, normal users cannot add labels. But I think that adding [papercut] in the title is sufficient. I created an issue from number 27 href="https://github.com/zotero/zotero/issues?sort=created&direction=desc&state=open&page=1 @DWL-…
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I understand that it needs to be started and that there is really a need for different logs because of performance issues. What I am saying is that the system would be easier for the user if there would be two changes 1) Sending reports about pro…
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- The difference between "Report errors" and "Debug output" is not clear. Why there needs to be two systems for reporting problems?
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You can search and sort items in your "My Library". Others cannot access your "My Library" using the Zotero client. If you make your "My library" public, then others can search it on the Zotero website.
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This is not currently possible, but might be included in the next version. Search for the forums for "preferred library" for more information.
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What are these "other users"? "My Library" is only accessible to you in the Zotero client, but can be made public on the Zotero website. If you want to share items with other people, you need to use a group library, as recommended by adamsmith
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Are you using fields or bookmarks? Which Word version? My Word 2011 for Mac does not spell check fields. If your version does, then you might solve this by adjusting word preferences. This is not controlled by Zotero.
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27) Related to 25, alt+drag on OS X should not change the cursor to "copy drag" if the drop target does not have a special handler for alt modifier. There are two ways this could be solved: 1) Check for alt modifier in the drop event and if it make…
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@DWL-SDCA: Can you edit your post to link to the original thread where this is requested?
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Dan Stillman: It would make sense if the + ("copy drag") would be shown by default when dragging an item over a collection. Cmd could make it a "move drag" instead. I posted about it here http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/19556/papercuts/#Item_…
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From the user interface perspective, alt drag would not actually work that well because alt drag on OS X will turn the cursor into "copy drag" mode. (Trying alt drag in Zotero on OS X is probably the best way to understand what I mean)
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25) On OS X, when dragging an item over a collection, the mouse cursor should switch to "copy drag" cursor to make it more clear that the item is added to a collection instead of being moved. (Try alt drag on OS X Finder to see what I mean)
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There is no way to add an item to one collection and remove it from another with a single action. I agree that the way drag and drop and collections work can be unintuitive for a new user. The problem is that "copy" and "move" are not the right way…
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I assume that you are talking about citation styles. See the documentation on how to add more of these http://www.zotero.org/support/styles
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It is there. It is a checkbox located in the bottom of the citation dialog.
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Once you get the used to the idea of collections, then you will probably like them more than folders. I used to organize articles in printed form so that each paper I was writing had a binder with all the articles used for that paper. When I used t…
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1) Not without changing Zotero code. 2) It is not copying. Collections to articles is many-to-many relationship, so it is just a single copy that is in multiple collections. I would not use the concepts of moving, copying, and deleting when talkin…
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You do not need a permission to add link to Zotero site.
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Does it happen with other styles?
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Which citation style you are using?
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It has not been developed. As far as I know, it is on the agenda, but will not be implemented in the next version (3.0). I agree that this can be useful, but it raises complicated synchronization issues.
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I think that the existing bibtex style is your best bet. The alternative is to modify the style to fit your needs or write a new style.
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There is a bibtex citation style that creates keys and content of the bibtex file that would go with the document. You only need to add the citep{} around the keys. Citation: Collins_2003 Bibliography: @article{Collins_2003, title={Pretesting sur…
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Which Zotero version you have? The current version of the word plugin is 3.1.6 http://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_installation_for_zotero_2.1 Also, there is no toolbar in the Mac plugin. It works from the Script menu instead.
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Also now that I think of it, you can google for citeprocs.js and see if that helps. That is the citation engine used by Zotero.
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If you have the data stored in Zotero, then it is possible to use the server API to generate a bibliography in APA format.
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You can try the undo feature in the Firefox Edit menu. If that does not work, you can try to retrieve the note from the most recent backup of your system (assuming that you backup your computer regularly)