dictionary, writing, and highlighting
I am using Zetero as my reference management tool. I usually incorporate articles into Zetero and read it in Zetero. I learned that there is a software which you can put your sensor over a word and you can get a brief explanation of the word (like a dictionary). Is there a similar software which could work like this in Zetero?
Another question that I can "write" on PDF using Adobe, but it seems this writing function is not available on Zetero? (On Zetero, I can only put a note and add notes.) Any recommendation?
Lastly, my highlightings and notes seem disappeared if I export my article out from Zetero. Is there anyway I can keep my highlights and notes?
Thanks a lot!
Another question that I can "write" on PDF using Adobe, but it seems this writing function is not available on Zetero? (On Zetero, I can only put a note and add notes.) Any recommendation?
Lastly, my highlightings and notes seem disappeared if I export my article out from Zetero. Is there anyway I can keep my highlights and notes?
Thanks a lot!
2. Pen integration is available on iOS, not currently on the Desktop app. I think it's likely going to happen, but probably not super soon.
3. How are you exporting the article? With the standard options -- save as from the PDF reader or Export from the library view -- all annotations get saved into standard PDF format and should be visible in any standard PDF readers (including Acrobat, Foxit, Preview, etc.; only exception is Skim on Mac).
Not hover-to-show-explanation, but selecting a word and automatically/manually clicking the button to show the explanation.
thank you!