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 ====== Journal Abbreviations ======
 Many citation styles require that journal titles are abbreviated (e.g. using a journal abbreviation list).
-Zotero 4.0 and later can automatically abbreviate journal titles in Index Medicus/MEDLINE format. This option is available in the [[../word_processor_plugin_usage#document_preferences|Document Preferences]] window. When it is disabled, Zotero uses the abbreviation from the "Journal Abbr." field in the client.
+Zotero 4.0 and later can automatically abbreviate journal titles in Index Medicus/MEDLINE format. This option is available in the [[../word_processor_plugin_usage#document_preferences|Document Preferences]] window in the Zotero word processor plugin. When it is disabled, Zotero uses the abbreviation from the "Journal Abbr." field in the client.
 A planned feature for Zotero is support for choosing among several abbreviation lists, so that different styles can use different journal abbreviations (e.g. //Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences// can be abbreviated as either //Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A.// or //PNAS//).
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