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Ah yes, I see. You are right. This works ... But this could all be simplified (at least in theory). Perhaps it is not that easy to implement the drag&drop functionality across the platforms ... The ideal outcome would be having all the neede…
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"Then, if you click on the "bubble" representing the citation at the top, there will be a popup with "Show in Library" button." Maybe this is a window thing? On Mac I get this: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2060380/5mz5zf9sjyt…
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Thank you, Adam, I just think that all those functions could be consolidated into one simple and beautiful workflow in this app, which is already unique among peers (handling EPUB, for instance). Rene
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I made a screenshot: You can see what I get when I drag and drop (or copy) an annotation into a text file. There is all the data about where the annotation is located. I can click to the document or to the annotation location. So why can't the bib…
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You can add them all to one single note by drag and drop, but you cannot drag and drop them to the notes panel to make each annotation a single note. Writing in a note is a workaround, albeit a really unfavourable one. I am not sure anyone writes …
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As you are the only one included in this exchange I won't bother – it seems you understand what I am going on about. But if you feel you need more clarification I can record it.
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"I'm getting a selector when I can pick one or more note items, and only the one(s) I selected get inserted into my document." You can pick one note; however, when you were importing annotations to notes, they all end up in one note. So you end up …
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OK, it's just semantic details… The problem is the process of annotation and note-taking is a bit clumsy and somehow duplicated in its functionality. 1. Annotating has the possibility to comment on the annotation. This is already a note. I unders…
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"I for one have never worked like that. In my line of work, copying text into one's own work is quite rare." Perhaps you are in natural sciences. In humanistics, where we work with many qualitative methods and citations, this is how everyone works …
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I don't understand how this is not the most basic capability of referencing software. I mean, this is literally the usual writing process - copy and paste a highlighted text from a piece into your work and at the end generate a bibliography. Book…