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Select “Install Chrome Connector”, which should take you to the connector on the Chrome web store.

Zotero word plugin window instead of classic install#

Install the zotero plugin on your preferred browser.

If you’re not planning on using zotero file storage but want to use another cloud that isn’t WebDAV, go to the “Advanced” Tab, and then to the “Files and Folders” subtab (screenshot 04).Ġ5 Base directory 594×579 47.6 KB 1.3 Install the Browser Plugin

You can use a webdav account for syncing instead, by choosing the “WebDAV” option in “Sync attachment files in My Library using” option.

Once you have an account, if you don’t plan on using zotero sync, unselect “Sync full-text context” as seen in the screenshot.

Select “Create an account” if you didn’t do that in 1.1 (Screenshot 02)

Input your zotero username and password, if you already have an account.

Go to Preferences (Zotero → Preferences in Mac, Edit → Preferences on win).

You can also choose to sync your library through a different cloud storage. Depending on your usage, this may or may not be enough.

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Zotero offers 300 MB of free storage, and paid upgrades. If you plan on not syncing your library to any cloud, skip this step. If you are planning on intensive use of zotero for academic citation management, it’s probably best to get an account. If you’re not planning to use a zotero account to sync your library, then zotero will store your files locally on your computer at the default location. Screenshot 01-2 and 01-3).Ġ1-3 Open Access 995×589 25.5 KB 1.2 Zotero Syncīefore getting pdfs into zotero, you want to decide where you’d like to store these pdfs. It should show you the new collection under “My Library”. Enter a name for your new collection (I enter “Open Access”). You can create a new collection by selecting File → New Collection.

Collections in Zotero look like sub-folders under “My Library” in the main zotero window, but function like tags, in that you can have the same item in more than one collection at the same time.

This is your library, and if this is your first time using zotero, it’s probably empty.

Once this is done, it will take you to an empty-looking window with “My Library” at the top left.

If you plan on using citations in any such program, select the appropriate plugins here and press “Continue”, which will install them.

Here, it shows you the plugins available for the word processing applications you have (including Libre Office and MS Word). If you press Continue, it will take you to the plugin installation window. Once you open zotero, it should show you an Introduction pop-up. This is a list of one-time set-ups for this workflow in Zotero.

I’ve included screenshots and descriptions of what’s happening right before the screenshot.ġ.

I’m using a test-book item in zotero, with a lorem ipsum text randomly highlighted.

I do use Zotero (5.0.96.1) for the main sections #1 and #2, and Juris-M for everything from #3 onward. For this post and to avoid confusion, I’m going to say ‘zotero’, which means ‘the Juris-M build of zotero’. I have not tried the latest beta-builds of zotero as of this date. Other than the additional legal information added on to cases in my library, everything else should translate to zotero.

I’m currently using Juris-M, which is based on zotero with additional zotero fields for legal referencing.

I’ve created a basic “Setting up Zotero” process, for those who want that.

Zotero word plugin window instead of classic mac#

I’m using a mac for this, and have not tested the workflow on windows.It does not work with earlier releases of mdnotes. I am not sure how any of this will work for future versions of zotero. The mdnotes plugin I’m using is the current alpha build, that makes all of this really great.

Zotero word plugin window instead of classic pdf#

This is a workfrow about setting up a smooth(ish) transition from getting a pdf into zotero (which is a reference manager), annotating it, extracting annotations (with or without color coding for that), pushing those into Obsidian using the mdnotes plugin - specifically, the latest alppha release at the time of this post: 0.2.0 alpha4 and have those readily usable with Michael Brenan’s Dataview plugin.