The only exception from default setting was the Zotfile add-on which was moving the attached pdfs to the GoogleDrive folder.

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I am using multiple collections of papers with linked files attached using ZotFile. Each collection was linked via separate relative paths - an artifact of the way I used Zotfile. The idiocy of this s

I switched to the standalone version. I installed my addons (Zotfile + Better Bib(La)Tex) on the standalone version.

FYI: As a current workflow, using Zotfile extension, I do this:

I don't know how ZotFile does things, but when you use "Link to File…" or "Attach Link to File…" in Zotero proper the files are indexed. You can see the indexing status in the right-hand pane when you

I store my PDFs in a custom file structure (with folders A, B, etc.) with the help of Zotfile, rather than allowing Zotero to store them automatically. In this case does Zotero still do a full index o

This might be relatively easy, though I'm not sure: I use Zotfile to put my files in Google Drive so I can access them on the go. The web version of Zotero works very nicely from Android, but there's

I setup Zotfile but it is not my demand. I would like to get a software like Adobe reader but inside in Zotero.

No. You can use any PDF reader you wish. ZotFile extracts annotations from almost all common PDF readers.

Make that one more vote for this feature! The other reason it is great is if you have "extracted annotations" note from Zotfile, it becomes really easy to click the link and go see the original text.

Then, how are you trying this? Using the "extract annotations" command from Zotfile?

I have successfully used Zotfile/Zotero in the past to highlight and automatically extract these highlights as notes on my Mac.

2. If you do want to convert stored attachments to linked files, you can use the Zotfile extension for that purpose -- www.zotfile.com

The problem still persists and I haven't been able to find any solution. I thoroughly searched the forums on Acrobat Reader DC and followed the steps suggested to change the preferences to no avail. I

@fbennet The ZotFile solution is to long. What you described can be done with Zotero itself and nearly the same amount of (to much) mouse clicks.

If you install ZotFile and set its "watch folder" to your browser's download directory, you can use the "Attach New File" right-click menu item to attach files (and remove them from the download direc

Here this happens again when I tried to attach a file. The debug ID is: D2081477220. I thought it was because of the zotfile extension, but it also seems to happen when I removed the extension.

I am using Zotero Standalone with Zotfile on a Windows desktop and Windows laptop. My institute recently discontinued its original syncing service (Owncloud) and adopted Dropbox. In order to sync acro

I've just installed Zotfile. It allows me to rename all my PDF files at once just by selecting all parent items. Zotero by itself only renames PDF if you select the PDF inside the parent item. With al