So I only need the GDrive location in the second tab of settings for Zotfile, correct?

So you're doing two things -- you're having ZotFile automatically move new files to Google drive and link them (that's the custom location in the general tab of the preferences) _and_ you use the Sent

I added a third screenshot to the folder: when I clicked Show File on the top citation in the Zotero window, this is where it directed me, which is the folder on my Google Drive that sits on my deskto

I have double checked my settings a million times! It was ME, not Zotfile, who was actually putting the PDFs there at some point in the beginning, I think, and then dragging them into Zotero to connec

Send to Tablet should only ever copy files, so this is weird. Could you take screenshots of the two first screens of your ZotFile preferences, upload them to a free image hosting site (imgur, Dropbox,

So, I have been using Zotero happily for two years! I recently hit my storage limit, and I also bought an iPad. I wanted to take advantage of Zotfile's nifty way of syncing with tablets.

This may still be a misunderstanding, though. ZotFile helps moves your attachments to the cloud storage folder, but it doesn't make a backup of your Zotero database, which would still be stored on you

Yes, it is fine to use Zotfile to store files in a cloud folder. What you shouldn’t do is to store the actual Zotero data directory in a cloud folder.

From re-reading the documentation, it seems that if I use Zotfile, this concern would be addressed, right?

It’s possible to set up a human-readable file system using the Zotfile plugin, but I really suggest not trying to manage your PDF locations yourself.

your files are stored. (Generally you'd set ZotFile to move files to that directory when linking them.) And that I should always leave the data directory on my hard drive, not in a cloud storage syst

One suggestion I have is implementing something like zotfile's auto-link to the pdf location of the quote. I'd actually prefer auto-linking to the Zotero parent item myself.

I'm not sure what you mean by "indexing" — do you mean "linking"? — but this may be a misunderstanding. Zotero Storage is only required for syncing files between computers, not just for storing them i

Zotero doesn't touch linked files -- this most sounds like a problem with Dropbox sync or iannotate, especially since it originated on the ipad where neither Zotero nor Zotfile even exist.

Unless you specifically tell Zotfile to send or retrieve PDFs to the tablet folder, it doesn’t touch that folder at all. This is likely a problem with iAnnotate, not anything to do with Zotero.

I opened iannotate on my ipad today to keep reading and marking up files sent to my tablet from zotero via zotfile. To my surprise, all files closed. Open one from the zotfile folder in dropbox in ian

like this one. I've figured out that Zotfile will extract annotations made in the google drive pdf annotation tool (weird preference, I know), so my next step is to find a way to implement the hashta

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Maybe I am dense, please someone throw me a bone. How do I get zotfile to extract hightlights to notes? I have it installed. What folder and I supposed to point to? Does using Zotfile keep me from usi

For your use case of sharing a set of papers with a colleague that doesn't use Zotero other other reference management software, there are two fast ways to do that. First, you can select the items in