Romeo is an open-source software for managing reference information and citations.
You can download and install Romeo from the official website: https://romeo.jiscinvolve.org/wp/
This could be due to a corrupt installation or a compatibility issue. Please try reinstalling Romeo or check if your system meets the minimum requirements.
You can manually add references or import them from an external database such as PubMed or Google Scholar.
Yes, you can export your Romeo library and share it with others. Keep in mind that they will need to have Romeo installed to access it.
This error usually occurs when the location of your database has changed. You can try resetting the database location or restoring from a backup. If the issue persists, please contact Romeo support.
You can use the password reset option on the login screen to reset your password. You will need access to the email address associated with your Romeo account to complete this process.
No, Romeo is an online tool and requires an internet connection to function.
You can use the built-in citation style generator in Romeo to generate citations in your desired format.
Yes, you can create folders and subfolders in Romeo to organize your references.
Right-click on the reference and select Delete from the dropdown menu.
This could be due to a large library or outdated software. Try optimizing your library or updating to the latest version of Romeo.
Yes, Romeo has an add-on for Microsoft Word that allows you to automatically insert citations and create a bibliography.
There is no specific limit, but a very large library can affect the performance of the software.
You can use the export function in Romeo to create a backup of your library.
Yes, you can import references from a Microsoft Word document using the Import from file option in Romeo.
This error usually occurs when there is a network issue or the server is down. Please try accessing Romeo at a later time.
You can download and install new citation styles through the Tools menu in Romeo.
Yes, Romeo has a search function that allows you to search for references by title, author, or keyword.
You can export your references from EndNote and then import them into Romeo using the Import from file option.
A BibTeX key is a unique identifier for a reference. You can add it manually or use the Generate BibTeX Key option in Romeo.
Yes, you can access Romeo from any device with an internet connection by logging into your account.
You can change the language in Romeo through the Settings menu under Internationalization.
This could mean that your login credentials are incorrect or there is an issue with the server. Please reset your password or try again later.
You can double-click on a reference in Romeo to open the reference editor and add annotations in the Annotation field.
Yes, you can merge references by selecting them and clicking on the Merge button in the toolbar.
You can submit feature requests or report bugs on the GitHub page for Romeo: https://github.com/citation-style-language/romeo/issues