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In addition to organizing your research and creating citations and bibliographies, you can also use Zotero to annotate and take notes on your research materials—and keep all of it together in one place. And with the word processor plugins, you can even insert your annotations and notes directly into your documents, complete with proper citations. Zotero has a built-in PDF viewer that allows you to highlight text, add sticky notes, and even create snapshots of images, charts, etc. You can also conveniently extract these annotations as a Zotero note. To open a PDF in the viewer, simply double-click on the item record, or on the PDF attachment. To highlight text in the PDF, select the "Highlight Text" button (it looks like a pen), mark the text, and select the desired color for the highlight. The highlighted text will automatically be copied into the annotations pane on the left. To add a sticky note with your own comments, select the "Add Note" button (it looks like a piece of paper), cl

Get Zotero - Zotero - Research Guides at Harvard Library Skip to Main Content Research Guides Harvard Library Research Guides Zotero Get Zotero Zotero Zotero is a free and open-source citation management software that allows you to manage your research materials, create bibliographies, format citations, take notes, and collaborate with others. Search this Guide Search Table of Contents Get Zotero FYI for current users Why Use Zotero? Download & Installation Recommended Setup Add Sources to Zotero Create Citations & Bibliographies Organize Your Zotero Library Annotate & Take Notes Share & Colla

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