Yes - I've just reinstalled zotero 6, and everything (including zotfile functionality) works exactly the same as dstillman said, no need to reinstall zotfile/set it up again or anything

I set up linked files with ZotFile - will they remain linked and will my preferences be preserved or will I need to set it up again?

The Zotfile plugin (zotfile.com) allows you to set up a watched folder. As per the Zotfile page:

So an update to this... It looks like ZotFile works with particular types of articles on the web.

@dstillman: You (maybe) missed to mention, that to create the annotations Export as Markdown, you start with PDF Annotations in the Zotero PDF Viewer (or from other apps) and then need to "Add Note fr

I think the right approach would really be to wrap ZotFile functionality into Zotero instead of relying on an add-on that's great but not maintained and thus also poorly supported in case of bugs.

I support what was said above, about the need to be able to continue using Zotfile in Zotero 7.

I was thinking of making a post like this, thanks @iagogv. Hopefully its not to hard for Zotero team to help with the transition because it’d be really great to have Zotfile working on Zotero 7.

Given the substantial number of Zotfile users, I would assume that any changes required in Zotfile for Zotero 7 will be managed between the Zotero team and the Zotfile developer, as I believe happened

After reading this [1] recent comment I decided to open this issue. Zotfile is a plugin for Zotero whose usage seems to be very extended [2,5] through Zotero users, in particular for renaming (and ren

Linked file setups are usually achieved with Zotfile. You are responsible for syncing, eg by setting PDFs to be stored by Zotfile in a cloud folder, and telling Zotero to look there for such files. Th

No, ZotFile, correctly set up, does this -- I would advise against it, since using linked files has a host of other disadvantages (e.g., you won't have file access from the Zotero mobile apps), but it

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Ah, ok so ZotFile explains the difference. Thanks for your responses.

No, Full Text PDF (or, earlier, sometimes including the database name) has been the default since the beginning. There's no setting, but if you use ZotFile (which you might have in the past?) it will

OK, so if you are not using Zotfile, or online Data or File Syncing, you just need to know where your Zotero data and attachments are stored:

2-If you did use Zotfile, what is your setting under Edit\Preferences\Linked Attachment Base Directory on each computer ?

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(the latter varies depending on whether you use Zotfile or not).

5. On the snapshot attachment: Right click > Manage Attachments > Rename and Move. ZotFile renamed the HTML file, moved it to the appropriate directory, and replaced the snapshot attachment with a lin