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Add this article: https://1drv.ms/t/s!AkYaWBjatjEIgbotlgnfFxmUDf8T9A?e=ul1b4Z And type "tongweisu" by Chinese pinyin input method on Windows 11 will show "同位素" in the Add/Edit Citation box and you won't see this article but if you then delete the…
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1. Save a Chinese reference to the library, 2. In MS Word, trigger Add/Edit Citation, 3. Input the Chinese characters by default input method on Window 11, 4. There is non reference, 5. Delete the last character and the reference shows I hope I hav…
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Cutting and pasting works. The input method I used is the default Chinese input method on Windows 11. Users always use the default input method in Windows 11. Thanks.
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Yes. You are right. Thanks a lot.
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Yes. It was caused by Sci-Hub and not by Zotero. Thanks.
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Thanks for your detailed explanaiton. I know now.
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Okay. Thanks for your kind reply.
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Okay. Thanks a lot.
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Yes. For example: One could be: \cite{jelen2019} Another one could be : @book{jelen2019, location = {Place of publication not identified}, title = {Microsoft Excel 2019 {VBA} and macros}, isbn = {978-1-5093-0720-3}, url = {https://learning…
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Hello, I know where is the bug of this. Doesn't matter about you, it is affected by Ibus input method. If set Ibus to Chinese, the phenomemon will appear. So, I will send this bug to the author of the Ibus input method. Thanks.
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Thanks for your kind reply. Please check the video from: https://bthc-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/mr_iem_im/Eaa3DMAKzpZFj1NJBEqyPNkB0Bptc7t_5GAQcUof1nis2Q?e=Ki0aax I always pree Ctrl + Z to call the missing information back as I did in the Vid…
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Yes. You are right. I didn't test it well. Thanks a lot.
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Thanks for your kind reply. The new debug ID: D222892284. I chose American Chemical Socitey. No matter what I chose, it was the same.
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Thanks for you kind reply. I once tried to bind other keys to this, but it still didn't work. Quick Copy format always works well. The Debug ID is: D13999596. Regards.
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@dstillman Thanks for your kind help. I have installed Zotero from https://www.zotero.org/download/client/dl?channel=release&platform=linux-x86_64&version=6.0.19 . My ability to use Linux is too poor. Thanks.
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I have tarred the tarball and run the shell script. May you confirm that the file from https://www.zotero.org/download/client/dl?channel=release&platform=linux-x86_64&version=6.0.19 can be installed on Debian 11 successfully? Thanks.
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Installing Zotero To install Zotero, use the following commands: wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/retorquere/zotero-deb/master/install.sh | sudo bash sudo apt update sudo apt install zotero I failed. How can I download the actual file? …
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Thanks for your kind reply. I am waiting for it.
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Okay. Thanks for your kind instruction.
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How should I solve this problem to install Zotero on Debian 11?
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If I sudo bash install.sh there is an error: install.sh: line 8: syntax error near unexpected token `newline' install.sh: line 8: `'
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I ran these codes: (re)install using curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/retorquere/zotero-deb/master/install.sh | sudo bash in my terminal on Debian 11, but it did nothing. Did I do wrong?
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Hello, For Ubuntu, the tarball includes a .desktop file that can be used to add Zotero to the launcher. Move the extracted directory to a location of your choice (e.g., /opt/zotero), run the set_launcher_icon script from a terminal to update the …
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Thanks. But the version of Zotero for Debian system is too old which was released in 2008. I can't find Zotero_OpenOffice_Integration.oxt in the directory. Maybe this missing is caused by Snap shop.
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Thanks a lot.
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Yesterday night, I thought about this question again. And I think the Record number in Endnote is better than the item in the Zotero. As the Record number is very simple, the users can easily read it, input them in plain text, and form a preliminary…
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Thanks. I learnt a lot today. When I know what's open source, I hope I can use every open source thing to replace all no-open source things.
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So, if I use RDF Scan, I need to save the file as *.rdf. If I use ODF Scan, I need to save the file as *.odf. Am I right?
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@emilianoeheyns Thanks. But why not reliably unique author-date combinations is RTF Scan, whereas Reliable but clumsy item IDs is ODF scan?
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@adamsmith Hello, What are the full names of RDF and ODF?