@adamsmith "Just as a word of caution, there's a good chance that ZotFile's extract annotation feature will stop working in the future. " My Zotfile just stopped extracting annotations. I hadn't yet k

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Assuming you're already very familiar with Zotero + Zotfile, then here is the hint.

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As a very crude workaround, I used Zotfile to rename all attachments in my library using modified renaming rules, simply appending "1" to the beginning of the file name. Then, in the linked storage f

This is one of the thing that is holding me to use old Zotero with zotfile as my main annotation workflow - how to extract annotations to new note not loosing information about the colors?

I would link to use Zotfile to Extract my annotations without overwriting the file in the database or adding another entry for the same item; I have custom settings with Zotfile that allowing me for

I'm trying to use Zotfile to export annotations (highlights) in separate notes according to color (colorNotes is set to true) and I want to include %(color_category) in the title (formatNoteTitleColor

Yes, I managed to set up Zotfile so that the name of the file matches the citekey. I was wondering if it is possible to create a field in that matches the cloud path where that file is accessible by a

I use download, renaming and classification of the all my data through Juris-M and Zotfile.

I believe zotfile can use the BBT citekey in renames.

I store all my pdf in a folder synched on a cloud service, and I use zotfile to give the pdf the same name as the citekey (using Better Bib Text). Externally stored files however cannot be opened from

I have been using Zotfile for years and the new PDF reader beta, so have some thoughts:

I'm also trying to re-link ZotFile attachments using Zutilo's "Modify attachment paths", but I'm having a slightly different bug to the one experienced by urbanizationist and qqbb.

Actually, on reflection, I was only using Zotfile chiefly to make .pdfs available on an iPad, so if iOS Zotero is imminent, I could get rid of Zotfile since it's not really being maintained. I'll burr

Ah, that's because this resource https://guides.lib.berkeley.edu/c.php?g=4472&p=6647803 told me to uncheck this option in order to use Zotfile... so will Zotfile break if I check it again?

No. Zotfile isn't able to tell when/if metadata has been automatically retrieved, so auto-moving-and-linking doesn't work when dragging a PDF to Zotero. It does work when a PDF is auto-attached while

I have kind of a related question - when I drag a PDF into my library it appears that the file is stored locally, and I have to go to "Remame Attachments" to get ZotFile to create the linked copy. Is

@dstillman I still rely on some customization that Zotfile offer for extracting annotation; Could be possible to make optionally an exported file linked to Zotero item? (even through advanced confi