File Names not showing up
I'm having some problems with Zotero today.
In the main center section of Zotero, where my file names normally have appeared, I'm just getting little bullet point dots. If I click on them, the file name will appear on the right side, with any notes and tags. But...no file name.
A few things of importance:
- I'm using Chrome
- I set up a second computer with Zotero yesterday and synced my files.
- I'm at 100.2% capacity.
Any ideas on what is going on?
Also, I'm on a Mac. And what is unusual as well - when I closed Zotero to hopefully restart it and get it worked again...the icon disappears from my file tray on my desktop. Normally the icon would remain upon closing.
Ideas? Thank you!
In the main center section of Zotero, where my file names normally have appeared, I'm just getting little bullet point dots. If I click on them, the file name will appear on the right side, with any notes and tags. But...no file name.
A few things of importance:
- I'm using Chrome
- I set up a second computer with Zotero yesterday and synced my files.
- I'm at 100.2% capacity.
Any ideas on what is going on?
Also, I'm on a Mac. And what is unusual as well - when I closed Zotero to hopefully restart it and get it worked again...the icon disappears from my file tray on my desktop. Normally the icon would remain upon closing.
Ideas? Thank you!
Thanks for the reply. Sure. I think I've done that here.
See the center column...file names used to appear there. Now there are just dots/bullets.
This has changed since yesterday and I'm not sure why.
http://imgur.com/T4puaLH
aurimas - I'm not sure what the difference is between files and Zotero items.
These are digital images, PDFs, Word docs, etc. that I have stored on my computer that I've put into Zotero for easy of searching, coding, reading, taking notes.
That solved the main problem. One question - any idea why the Zotero icon disappears when I close Zotero? As I said, it used to remain in my tray.
Thanks for the help! Both of ya.
It's not a big deal...you already solved the main one.
Thank you. Hopefully this one just goes away!
Generally, Zotero is most useful when files are associated with metadata. If you just want to use Zotero for organizing files inside collections, tagging them, adding some notes, and searching, then you don't have to do the above.