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We are evaluating this feature for 2020 and identifying the top referring sites for which this should be enabled.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Spencer Mathews commentedOne does not even need to step down to a mobile viewport for the layout to break down inexcusably. Even narrowing the window to what are quite reasonable widths on the desktop cause elements of the nav bar to overflow ungraciously. I personally don't have much use for RefWorks on my phone, but a solid responsive layout on desktop is the least users can expect. This is basic basic web development and you should be ashamed of yourself RefWorks.
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While the citekey field is currently not customizable, it is now shorter and meaningful. It uses the RefWorks ref ID and a string composed of the the last name of the first author, the publication year, and the first title word (excluding prepositions and the like).
For example:
RefWorks:RefID:1713-eck2012atlas
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An error occurred while saving the comment Spencer Mathews commentedYes Shalhevet Bar-Asher, the question was regarding PDF export. Please retract the "Already Supported" status.
And with regards to PDF import with the Save to RefWorks bookmarklet. Please keep the existing file names instead of renaming them with that nonsensical "savetoflow_" prefix.