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• It's not only Citavi that separates keywords with semicolons. Therefore I'd strongly recommend to implement either option 2 or 3. (The delimiter could also be selected in the settings, rather than with each import.)

  in Import Bibtex from Citavi: Keywordseperator Comment by iglesia April 13, 2011
• @Dan Stillman: I think it doesn't even have to be the "appropriate" encoding. It is possible to correctly import Unicode (e.g. Japanese) characters even if the import encoding in Zotero is set to ISO 8859-1 or IBM 850 or other limited encodings. It …

  in Opening BibTeX file instead of importing Comment by iglesia November 25, 2009
• It should work if Zotero displayed a snippet from its index file, not from the PDF directly. I guess this is the way it works in Mendeley, too.

  in Highlighting searched words Comment by iglesia October 15, 2009
• Highlighting search results would be also great for searching in indexed PDF fulltexts. Currently, you have to search in each found PDF once again to find the search term. I'd very much appreciate some sort of preview of the search term and its surr…

  in Highlighting searched words Comment by iglesia October 14, 2009
• I had the same problem, and the encoding change worked for me too. Since the BibTeX import previously worked, and I suspect this problem might be caused by a recent Zotero update, I strongly suggest to announce this solution more prominently.

  in Opening BibTeX file instead of importing Comment by iglesia July 13, 2009