When editing information in a reference, it's essential to make changes directly within Zotero rather than modifying them in your Word document. This is because Zotero will override any changes made in the Word document when you update the citation style again. To ensure accuracy and consistency, use Zotero's 'Zotero Style Preview' function to preview how your reference will appear before inserting it into your document.

In some cases, you may need to manually adjust the type of material or add/remove information within Zotero to achieve the desired appearance for your reference. If the citation style writes out information differently than expected, check the bibliographic information in Zotero for the specific reference to ensure that the metadata is inserted and in the correct fields. You can also select a different citation style from the list available in Zotero.

It's worth noting that you can change the citation style for your Word document even after you've already started writing references with Zotero. To do so, follow these steps: Go to the Zotero tab within your Word document and choose 'Document Preferences.' You will then have the option to download the SLU Harvard Style sheet, which will be included in the list of available citation styles.

When inserting references into your Word document using Zotero, you can select from a range of citation styles, including the SLU Harvard style. To access this style, navigate to the Zotero Style Repository and download the Acta Universitatis agriculturae Sueciae style sheet. By following these steps and utilizing the features available in Zotero, you can ensure that your references are accurately formatted and consistent throughout your document.

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