In sources that support adding multiple items from search results ( Google Scholar, Engineering Village), you'll see a folder icon instead:Ĭlick this to get a list of all the items on the page, and check off the ones you want to save.
In a library catalog, you will see it appear as a book:įor other sources, the icon might appear as an article page: Sometimes the icon will look like the type of reference it recognizes. Then when viewing an item in your browser you want to save, just click the browser connector icon and Zotero will automatically save the citation. Open the Zotero program from your desktop or file menu (Zotero publishes a list of compatible sites, and many sites not on this list also work.) If Zotero detects that you're looking at a book or article on a catalog, database, or a site like, LibraryThing or the New York Times, you'll see a book or page icon appear in the address bar of your browser. Zotero provides the ability to save references from most library catalogs (including RIT Library's) and databases, and even some regular web pages, with one click. Additional content may have been adapted from the Zotero LibGuide by Jason Puckett and licensed by Georgia State University Library under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial License. Part or all of this answer is adapted from Zotero wiki content distributed under various Creative Commons licenses found at /support/licensing. If you want to create your own shortcuts in Word for Mac or LibreOffice, see Zotero's Word Processor Plugin Shortcuts. NOTE: You can overwrite a sequence so don't overwrite a sequence you commonly use.If you choose a sequence that is already being used for a different shortcut, it will show up under the "Current Keys" field as "Currently Assigned To ".ZoteroAddEditCitation, and then "Specify the Keyboard Sequence" by placing your cursor in the "Press New Shortcut Key" field and enter your keyboard sequence. Select/highlight the preferred operation, e.g.Under "Macros," scroll all the way down to the bottom to find ZoteroAddEditBibliography, ZoteroAddEditCitation, etc.Under "Categories," scroll all the way down to the bottom to find "Macros" and select it.
From this window, you will see "Keyboard Shortcuts: Customize" at the bottom.
Open Word and go to File > Options > Customize Ribbon.Once the integration is complete, you can use Zotero to include properly formatted citations within Word documents. Go to your Zotero Preferences ( Edit > Preferences in Windows, Zotero > Preferences in macOS) From the Cite menu in Preferences, click on Install Microsoft Word Add-In. Here's how to create your own keyboard shortcuts in Word for Windows: Save any unsaved work in Microsoft Word, then quit Word. Zotero does not have default keyboard shortcuts in Word but you can create your own.
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