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(It doesn’t much matter where Zotfile questions are raised.)

You can recreate the collections manually or in the Zotfile settings window.

I met a problem with Zotfile. The "tablet files" and "tablet files(modified)" would be automatically built when I use "send to tablet" function. But I deleted the two files by mistake. I can still use

Probably best to post your question in the general ZotFile thread

Yeah, Zotfile only works with PDF-standard annotations. I suggest using Apple Books, Adobe Acrobat, or Goodreader for your annotations. I've used all three and they work great.

Pocketbook can hilight text in pdfs, while reading on it, but it seems that this hilighted text is not saved on pdfs which are taken back to zotero through zotfile and through Dropbox synced file.

Having used zotfile to send pdf to tablet (that is pocketbook e-reader) through dropbox and then having annotated the text, I can't extract annotations when I get the pdf back from the tablet. Do you

How do I fix this?

I met a problem with Zotfile. The "tablet files" and "tablet files(modified)" would be automatically built when I use "send to tablet" function. But I deleted the two files by mistake. I can still use

@Abohaal Zotfile is helpful if you want to move PDFs between Zotero and an external folder (e.g. Dropbox) for purposes of reading on an iPad. I haven't done this in a while but last I did it worked qu

back to the file to other computers, and the ZotFile plugin can extract annotations and highlights into Zotero notes.

I read about Zotfile but that is a workaround no?

If you want to use linked files, you can use "Link to File…" from the New Item (plus sign) menu for files already on your computer and set up the third-party ZotFile plugin as mentioned in the documen

You can use linked files, but the default approach would be to use stored files and just delete the originals after adding them to Zotero. Going forward, anything you save to Zotero from the web brows

(4) Right now, on iPad, the Zotfile workflow will be your best bet. There are several Android apps, but I'm not familiar with their exact functionality. An official Zotero iPad app is in the works, bu

I want to read and annotate small portion of my research on my tablet. I used Zotfile in the past, and the workflow didn't really suit me.

Many thanks for the feedback, very helpful. It triggered me to double check my settings. It turned out the Zotero preferences (General) were setup to rename attachments as well as Zotfile. When I turn

or may not be the main problem — I'd guess that ZotFile is trying to extract a table of contents from the stored copy of the file even though it already created a linked file from the file and delete

I can finish of the task (rename and move attachments) manually with Zotfile.