just if someone is interested: As for optimizing the workflow zotero => zotfile => Kindle I needed to integrate BRISS into the equation since the 6 inch readers get too cumbersome to read with the bor

is between them. The library is managed using ZotFile in a folder set under Linked Attachment Base Directory. All file links are active and when I double-click the file opens as expected.

Zotfile is hands down the most useful plug-in. I've recently had one hiccup, though. The extraction of annotations from one pdf are garbled and capitalized e.g. UIF FWJEFODF CBTFE QSBDUJDF PS QSPHSBN

for me to continue to use Dropbox and deploy zotfile to assist with that. I admit I'm having a hard time choosing between retaining my pre-Zotero use of Dropbox to store PDFs, which I'm very used to

A stylistic quibble (if I may) - your 4.) where you specify the Zotfile directory, which arguably is the most important part of the whole operation, is so small that it's easy to miss. Maybe add a scr

suaracahaya, I've written up instructions--which partially have to do with switching my PDF library from calibre to Zotero--on my blog at http://freecity.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2013/12/14/setting-up-a-po

You can simply select items and click on Manage attachments --> Rename attachments. This doesn't just rename them, but also - if that's part of your Zotfile settings - move their pdf attachments.<br /

Just to tie things up I have been trying this set-up and it works nicely. Yesterday, I formatted my pc and below I include the steps I employed to install Zotero and Zotfile in case someone needs them

Delosari, if you have done checking the Zotfile ability to move files automatically, would you please tell us too? Thank you!

This means that with zotfile everytime you download a reference and its article (by the normal means) It will save the files to the location you want (with the author, year structure options described

"that's incorrect. Zotfile can move your files wherever you want it to as bwiernik explains in step 3."

1) no. Zotfile really does move files automatically - reread what bwiernik writes above and try it out. The send to tablet functionality is entirely separate from that and if you're moving all files t

1) With zotfile you can move the files... But you have to do it manually, no? Each time you download a new you need to select it and click on "send to tablet" to move them to knew folder... I need to

Plugins such as zotfile can rename the articles pdfs to anything you want but not the folders which contain them....

Plugins such as zotfile can rename the articles pdfs to anything you want but not the folders which contain them....

Agree with everything that bwiernik says except step 2.) of the instructions to use Zotero with Zotfile and Dropbox. If you do want this working of different computers you should, indeed, use relative

You also seem confused by the fact that there are multiple different tools available for using a tablet with Zotero. Zotfile "Send to Tablet" and ZotPad are separate solutions; you aren't intended to

But I can't fathom why it would be foisted upon users, as opposed to optional? I guess the developers (not clear whether you are a fellow user or developer) thought it was costless as it doesn't count

I wouldn't call it a bug in Zotero. This was introduced consciously about 5 months ago. Though it does seem like a bug in Zutilo (not ZotFile?). It would technically be possible to add a hidden prefer

It happens with some journals (e.g., Science, Proc R Soc B) but not others (e.g., Oxford journals). I see that it's saving the PubMed entry right when I click the zotero save item icon in the location