Upgrade StorageEntering State Legislation Into Zotero For Citations
Hello.
I want to thank to Zotero team for an awesome tool!
I need assistance in how to enter documents into the Zotero App so that it can be used for my citations and reference lists. (I apologize for making multiple postings as I figured it would be better to have each type of document be a distinct post.)
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I have a New York State Law: N. Y. wine/grape 80/85 in the Unconsolidated Laws of New York
(The legislation can be found in the official repository here: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/NYW), according to section 9 of the law, "Sections one through nine of this act shall be known and may be cited as the New York wine/grape foundation act." However, there are also two other sections (10 and 11) in the legislation, which I will potentially need to cite as well.
I want to thank to Zotero team for an awesome tool!
I need assistance in how to enter documents into the Zotero App so that it can be used for my citations and reference lists. (I apologize for making multiple postings as I figured it would be better to have each type of document be a distinct post.)
#1 -
I have a New York State Law: N. Y. wine/grape 80/85 in the Unconsolidated Laws of New York
(The legislation can be found in the official repository here: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/NYW), according to section 9 of the law, "Sections one through nine of this act shall be known and may be cited as the New York wine/grape foundation act." However, there are also two other sections (10 and 11) in the legislation, which I will potentially need to cite as well.
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adamsmith(I've added a general answer here: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/76214/entering-public-comments-and-documents-received-via-a-foil-request#latest ; obviously people who have more specific advice for these documents should feel free to add it here)
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