Since linked PDFs are (most commonly) all stored in the same folder, they must have distinct names. So Zotfile (AFAIK) adds the '2' suffix if there is already a file of the same name in that folder (o

I have the zotfile plugin setup to put PDF attachments in my ~/Documents/Papers folder on a Mac, and that is working just fine. However, for some reason I cannot remember, Zotero itself adds a digit

As I previously commented before here, I'm working with Zotfile in a GDrive environment with 3 PCs. One PC is the main setup, whose disk is called C and the folder that contains the attached files is

@tim820, @dstillman, I should have spent more time investigating documentation. Thank you for the explanations! Now I realize that I can move files from Zotero folders to wherever I want with Zotfile.

@pivik people who need easier access to their PDFs outside Zotero often look at linked attachments. Often with management aided via Zotfile. Linked files also have limitations though (see link below).

I maintain rather large Group Libraries whose attachments need to be stored locally from what I have experienced. I have used ZotFile to move most of my own attachments to pCloud. This has worked well

Integration (6.0.4.SA.6.0.36, extension), ZotFile (5.1.2, extension), Sci-Hub Plugin for Zotero (1.4.4, extension), Jasminum (0.2.8, extension), Zutilo Zotero 工具箱 (3.10.0, extension), Zotero PDF Tran

When you have finished working with those items*, you would then convert them back to linked files in Zotero desktop, using Zotfile (Zotero v6) or attanger\zotmoov (Zotero v7). And then remove them fr

OK, it is impossible to link to local files. I do not want to pay for the storage either using webadv. Is there any other approaches except for zotfile.

The files that I am dealing with are indeed PDFs. I have even tried to uncheck the zotfile advanced setting regarding the filetypes. I have not been using the tablet feature in zotfile although I had

I use ZotFile for renaming the PDFs.

With the ZotFile plugin, you mean? Again, we can't help with that. (3)(+0000000): Using data directory /home/[…]/OneDrive/zotero-library-2

You can just save the PDF to, or drag it to, your Zotfile 'Source Folder for Attaching New Files', and then right-click Attach New File (a Zotfile function, so it moves/renames the file). That's what

I just tested with a PDF downloaded via web connector—no problems working exactly as expected. The challenge comes when I try to import something I've received by email through interlibrary loan (whic

Is the PDF's *move* to your Zotfile Custom Location folder as a linked file working automatically on downloads via the Zotero web connector, with just the renaming failing ?

I have been using the Zotfile add-in to rename and refile my attachments so that I can sync via Dropbox. I think this has been working generally well, but I find that I have to manually select each im

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That item shows a linked file -- linked files are never accessible in the web library and would only sync via a 3rd party service. If you didn't link this on purpose, it may have been Zotfile, which (

Have you already tried doing the following? Tools->Zotfile Preferences -> General Settings-> Use subfolder defined by -> %c. This would mimick the collection path.

Thank you for your help! Yes, I have ZotFile installed. New item attachment is uploaded successfully after I remove the plugin.