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Bibliographic software

Zotero

Fri, 02/06/2009 - 17:56 — John Eddie Kerr

Zotero is a free Firefox extension that any Librarian, bibliographer or researcher would not want to be without. It is not necessary to write a "how to" here. The Zotero website has excellent documentation including videos. Basically, what Zotero does is when Zotero senses that you are looking at a bibliographic record for an item, a small blue square appears in the address bar of Firefox. You can click on that blue box and Zotero will harvest as much bibliographic information that it can and save it in its database. The amount of information automatically

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