While comments are saved, they cannot be indexed by Zotero. However, text added using the Typewriter tool can be indexed and searched by Zotero (if reindexed by clicking on the circular arrows beside

ok, you have convinced me to choose manuscript as favorite, maybe also for documents written by typewriter.

1) having multiple citations in different languages in a same typewriter document.

used seem to be a mixture of straight quotes (typewriter-style) and curly quotes (book-printing style). If you change all of the curly quotes to their straight-quote counterparts for consistency, the

Genealogist aren't computer people so they aren't much help when is comes to creating "online" stuff. So, in the meantime they manually type every citation in a word processing program. Then, they man

Genealogist aren't computer people so they aren't much help when is comes to creating "online" stuff. So, in the meantime they manually type every citation in a word processing program. Then, they man

in my first diss, which I still typed on a typewriter - taking me literally WEEKS of work JUST for the footnotes); through first-generation software like ProCite (which already saved me months of my

serious. Editing everything manually is like a typewriter with changeable storage, but limited brains. Formatting of bibliography in Zotero is excellent, but management is not. Please take it as cons

I already annotate PDFs using PDF X-Change viewer, which is a free Windows download. Preview will do this natively in OSX and PDF X-Change can be run under Wine on Linux. When I want to annotate a web

I used to have a Contour Shuttle Pro... which had 15 programmable buttons... but it quit working after a flood... and I haven't replaced it yet... I also use a 32 inch monitor to help see the text...

PS: I don't want to get into a flame war about this, it's not that big a deal. If someone (another monkey at the typewriter, to borrow noksagt's phrase) undertakes tighter integration between CSL and

Can you show styles where it explicitly states that titles must be rewritten to use either typewriter or tyographic marks?The AutoFormat solution seems equally cumbersome. I have just tried it and it

This is because the style file uses curly quotes to embrace the title, but your database entry has typewriter quotes.When double quotation marks are part of the title/database entry, they are also ren

I noticed that Zotero will in some cases insert vertical/typewriter apostrophes (as opposed to the typographic/curly apostrophe. This happens for instance when a title has a word in single quotation m

Forgo the typewriter. Become a new type of Writer.