A Universal Serial Bus (USB) composite device, such as, a multifunction printer, is such a device. To uninstall the parent, you must obtain a SPDEVINFODATA structure for the parent. Therefore, i believe the best solution is to add a button to enable or disable the adding of the parenthesis, but still keep the updating functionality if one work was cited before another it shoudl be updated to 2011a, instead of staying static as 2011b (because it was cited second in an early draft).File Name ↓ File Size ↓ Date ↓ Parent directory/-Loaders/-2017-Aug-26 22:33: -D0G/-2019-Apr-21 11:56: Microsoft.Office.2010. Then Zotero correctly would automatically readapt the 'a', and 'b' order, but only readding the parenthesis, which defeats the purpose. Then even if you edited manually and removed parenthesis to include a citations such as 'Smith, 2001a' and 'Smith, 2001b' it becomes an issue if you change the order of citation. The problem with the supress author option or with manually editing comes for some styles for example Harvard, when you have multiple works by the same author in the same year. The best way to achieve this would be to add a button that allows to include or exclude the parenthesis in the citaition.

I wholeheartedly agree with tomka's comment, too. I am looking forward to hearing from you, if that is maybe possible in an upgrade or if there is any option to do this in Zotero even at the moment! I hope it is clear what I am talking about. This way the Smith in Smith (2001) was a reference in the text as well.

With the current option to supress authors, one needs to check those rules by hand for every paper, every time.īefore switching to Zotero I used Citavi and there was the option to choose between '(Smith, 2001)' or 'Smith (2001)'. mentioning all 3 authors the first time and only the first author et al. I know, that there is the option to suppress authors, but there are two big disadvantages with that:ġ) you have to type in the authors names by hand every time and along with that and more importantĢ) there are rules for papers with more than one author that need to be taken into consideration (e.g.

Is there any upgrade planned in this direction? And may I add another wish for a very desperately (!) needed citation option? :)īut in our papers it is very common to not only write 'blablabla (Smith & Myers, 2001)', but as well 'Smith and Myers (2001) say blablabla'.

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