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-Site translators are the secret sauce that make Zotero so easy to use.  Here you'll find the documentation to get you started creating your own site translators.
-[[http://niche-canada.org/member-projects/zotero-guide/chapter1.html|How to Write a Zotero Translator]] \\ A fairly comprehensive tutorial for beginners, written by Adam Crymble, describing how to write a translator using Scaffold. Limited to screen scrapers. Uses downlevel tools.
-[[how_to_write_a_zotero_translator_plusplus|How to Write a Zotero Translator++]] **(IN PROGRESS)** \\ Attempts to update Crymble (with same limitations, i.e. uses Scaffold to write a screenscaper), and eventually wikify Crymble, using uplevel tools. Currently it is merely a list of deltas to Crymble, so one will unfortunately need to work with both resources open.
-[[scaffold|Scaffold: an IDE for Zotero translators]] (only compatible with Zotero 1.0.x) \\ Scaffold is a Firefox extension designed to help you write translators. Some people find it worthwhile to keep a separate Firefox profile running Zotero 1.0 and Scaffold if they are writing translators under Windows. (As of 1 Jul 2010, Scaffold 2.0 is available [[http://bitbucket.org/rmzelle/scaffold/downloads|here]].)
-[[translators reference guide|Zotero Translators - The Missing Manual]] This missing manual aims to expand on Adam Crymble's introductory tutorial, discussing the functions in Zotero.Utilities, describing how translators can call other translators, and more.
-[[Translator Overview]]
-[[Translator Tips & Tricks]]
-A more technical (but fairly outdated) guide additionally covering the creation of import and export translators can be found [[http://deskbox.gmu.edu/translators.html|here]]