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A Zotero Wishlist (or things EndNote does that Zot. Talk about Suffering Part 2: Discipleship. Advanced Studies in New Testament Literature. Hopefully, this transition will go more smoothly than my last bout with productivity software. There are helpful overviews of Zotero here and here. When I'm done, I can upload new Output styles to the Zotero Style Repository.ģ) Zotero's ability to download records from libraries and other websites is much better than EndNote X1's clunky online search process Zotero manages groups better than EndNote X1 I think I will like its interface better too, once I get used to it. In my case, I make it Numbered Superscript Edit > Output Styles > Open style manager > search for Numbered Superscript and tick before the style > close the window. Close the window, Endnote will pop out a window asking if you want to save, click Save, input a new name. With my rudimentary knowledge of XML, learning the syntax should be doable. Go to Endnote Toolbar: Edit > Font > Superscript. Since I will now have to recreate at least one of the Output styles anyway, I might as well learn Zotero's Citation Style Language. for free.Ģ) In the process of upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7 I neglected to back-up several EndNote Output Styles I had spent hours creating. I can either pay $100 for an upgrade to the latest version of EndNote or switch to Zotero. Unfortunately, my current version of EndNote (X1) does not format footnotes in Office 2010 (or Windows 7-I'm not sure which). Here's why:ġ) I just made the mostly happy switch from Windows XP to Windows 7, and from Office 2007 to Office 2010. Almost three years after switching from Library Master to EndNote, I have decided to make the switch from EndNote to Zotero, the free library management program produced by the Center for History and New Media.
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