which I hope to use with Better BibTeX and Zotfile to keep the linked files organized in my Sync folder for sync.com. I've had Papers dump all its metadata into (malformed) RIS, (malformed) Endnote X

You could use Box storage along with Zotfile as part of a linked-file workflow (https://www.zotero.org/support/sync#alternative_syncing_solutions), but I personally would recommend using Zotero storag

The first was I duplicated a previous note. Then copied and pasted the passage from within the Extracted Annotations note from ZotFile into the duplicated note. It threw the error when I was doing th

For example: The ZotFile setup "how to install has big gaps which need explanation:

I am looking for a decent tutorial on Zotero and ZotFile and how the dialog boxes could be set up to have me organising my database on my MacBook and reading and annotating on my iPad. If such existe

I am using zotfile in zotero and dropbox to sync between two computers one mac and one windows. Note that I do not sync the sensitive files of zotero, I am using zotfile to point to a folder in dropbo

Dragging a file to Zotero always imports it and it sounds like you have ZotFile set-up to then move it into Google Drive

I was copying a part of a note which was generated by Zotfile's Extracted Annotations functionality, into a new child note. When I got the error message "An error has occurred. Please restart Zotero."

For iPad use, I use Zotfile’s Send to Tablet feature, along with Apple Books, Adobe Reader, or GoodReader on the iPad.

was downloaded, when the PDF file was renamed by Zotfile and when the page snapshot and the Pubmed link were brought down). I watched the operation in Zotero real-time and in took close to 50 second

1. If you want to go that route, it'd make much more sense to just set up a custom folder on GDrive for ZotFile to aumatically link files to and not use the send to tablet function at all. Not least b

Hi, I have two (potentially related) questions about ZotFile/tablet interaction when using Google Drive for storage:

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(There was no PDF in that debug output, so that wouldn't be related to ZotFile at all.)

It's not really about ZotFile itself, since you can link to files using Zotero itself without ZotFile. The point is just that linked files remain in their original location on your disk and Zotero the

@dstillman Yes I am using linked files with ZotFile. Thank you for clarifying this. So If I use Zotero "Vanilla" (without Zotfile) then the items will be deleted, but if I don't then Zotfile will not

slow if a PDF is being transferred with Zotfile engaged. I disabled Zotfile but that did not fix the issue. Any ideas? Is there some service that I can perform on my library to improve performance

You can also configure a Linked Attachment Base Directory and use linked files, generally with the third-party ZotFile plugin, to automatically move files to an external directory as linked files.

I am using an up-to-date zotero and zotero connector. I have Zotfile set to automatically rename (and thus move to an external location) any attachments. When adding content using Zotero connector, th

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