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• Cheers, works in the test pane, and after remove/manual install of the word processor integrator, it also works in LibreOffice now! Brilliant work - many thanks!

  in Bug in Harvard for Leeds Met: pages in bibliography Comment by ubus May 3, 2011
• Lightning fast, but sorry: still p.pp for journals, and pp for book chapters. I am not even sure that it is the csl causing this, as I also upgraded to Ubuntu 11 and thus LibreOffice. Is your version a fallback to the previous incarnation of the L…

  in Bug in Harvard for Leeds Met: pages in bibliography Comment by ubus May 3, 2011
• +1 from me - it would be nice to get feedback on whether this is worked on at all, and whether this is a Zotero or OOO issue - in the latter case it could be brought up with OOO developers.

  in References in tables Comment by ubus May 25, 2010
• Thanks again! Yes, when both are highlighted, the second Read is initialled in the test pane as well. I will wait patiently for the new csl processor! I really appreciate your work - it's a great help with domesticating academic referencing, parti…

  in Odd use of author first name initials in citations in Harvard styles Comment by ubus April 27, 2010
• Thanks for the speedy response! Touche, there is a 6th author, Read, S. in another publication - but it doesn't make sense to differentiate here, as the quote wouldn't be identified with Read in the slightest (as it is given as Gray et al). But pr…

  in Odd use of author first name initials in citations in Harvard styles Comment by ubus April 27, 2010
• I get this without any name ambiguity. There is only one author named Read in my database and only one publication from her, but persistently she is cited as D.Read. When I check the entry in the style browser, citation is correct, only in OOo Wri…

  in Odd use of author first name initials in citations in Harvard styles Comment by ubus April 27, 2010