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Tag Archives: word
Using Zotero, pt 5.
Just a small note, this time, on customizing Zotero’s Word plugin: I have wanted keyboard shortcuts to Zotero, for example for insert note, instead of clicking on a button. Found this on the Zotero forum: # 1 is indeed a … Continue reading
Using Zotero, pt 4.
Now, I’ve taken a step back from Zotero Synch Preview 1.5 used in connection with Word 2008 (on Mac) to 1.0.9 used in connection with Word 2004. The reason is the instability (it is, after all, an alpha version) of … Continue reading
Using Zotero, pt 3.
In this, the third field-note of my trial to use Zotero for my daily research, a problem is encountered and various ways of solving it are discussed. This is in contrast with previous posts about Zotero – migrating from Endnote … Continue reading