You can download old versions of Zotero and Zotfile if this is about finishing a project. dstillman would be able to say for sure, but I wouldn't wait on a specific Zotero feature to land. Timing on s

The base directory defines where Zotero *looks* for files, not where they're saved. By default, Zotero always saves files to its own storage folder as attachments. If they're saved as links to a diffe

nvm I figured out I need to change the directory in Zotero AND ZotFile

Account 1: for my personal research, associated with my Gmail account, uses ZotFile to reroute my files to OneDrive.

version => 6.0.15, platform => Linux x86_64, oscpu => Linux x86_64, locale => de, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.15, extensions => Better BibTex for Zotero (6.7.16, extension), ZotFile (5.1.1, e

I think I totaly messed up my zotero database because I'd like to try zotfile but this workflow isn't really ideal for multi-computer purpose. I will use the "saved search" method to get my pdfs liste

I'm using Zotero and zotfile on Mac, saving pdf files in Dropbox.

handwriting annotations) with Zotero? I have ZotFile but it's hard to understand where to store the files and how to know what you've read and what you haven't. If I read it on the ipad, how is that

1.used zotfile to rename and move the pdf file

I deleted the annotation, and I converted to comments today, then emptied the recycle bin, and finally used zotfile to rename and move the pdf file. Then my annotation was locked, and when I looked at

The video is with the old notes extraction system of ZotFile. See explanations here: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/zotfile_extract_annotations

We can't help with ZotFile, sorry. The supported way to get your files on all devices is to use Zotero file syncing.

The Linked Attachment Base Directory setting has no effect on where things are stored. Zotero only creates stored files within the data directory by default. You can configure ZotFile to create linked

version => 6.0.15, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => zh-CN, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.15, extensions => Jasminum (0.1.8, extension), ZotFile (5.1.1, extension),

I have over 500 articles to do this for, so this is not a plausible way for me to go about this when Zotfile automated the process completely. So I'm just out of luck?

Hi, I understand this Zotfile feature has been disabled with the update, but this new annotation extraction cannot extract notes by a single color, which has thrown me off as this was the main functio

I have been exploring using Zotero to export my annotated notes to Obsidian. I have downloaded the required plugins (e.g., BibTeX, mdnotes, and zotfile). For some reason, I cannot extract my notes fro

version => 6.0.15, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-GB, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.15, extensions => Mdnotes for Zotero (0.1.3, extension), ZotFile (5.1.1, ex

ZotFile

Before, the Zotfile plugin was used to extract Hightligh annotations from PDF files.