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• The problem is that many (not all) citations I have downloaded in the past store the downloading date and time in the field "Date" (=[DA]) in Endnote. For the moment, I have deleted the line DA - `Date|` in the style manager of Endnote for the Re…

  in Importing from Endnote - takes the date accessed as the published date Comment by MartaOLazabal February 11, 2015
• As I have mentioned the first sample was from Endnote. The second is what I get in Zotero after the import.

  in Importing from Endnote - takes the date accessed as the published date Comment by MartaOLazabal February 11, 2015
• I have realised that you wanted a sample from Zotero, not from Endnote. This is the previous sample in Zotero (as you see now [PY] is 2012 instead of 2011): TY - JOUR AU - Eriksen, Siri AU - Brown, Katrina DO - 10.3763/cdev.2010.0064 M1 - 1 PY…

  in Importing from Endnote - takes the date accessed as the published date Comment by MartaOLazabal February 11, 2015
• Thank you. I did that previous to importing the references, as advised in https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/importing_records_from_endnote Still, I have repeated the process, and I obtain the same results. In the field "Date" of Zotero, for the sam…

  in Importing from Endnote - takes the date accessed as the published date Comment by MartaOLazabal February 11, 2015
• Thanks for the quick response: TY - JOUR AU - Eriksen, Siri AU - Brown, Katrina DA - 2012/12/17/11:52:07 DO - 10.3763/cdev.2010.0064 L1 - internal-pdf://ERIKSEN and BROWN - 2011 - Sustainable adaptation to climate change-3828907520/ERIKSEN an…

  in Importing from Endnote - takes the date accessed as the published date Comment by MartaOLazabal February 11, 2015