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--- creating_bibliographies [2017/11/19 07:57] – Remove Zotero 5 warning bwiernik
+++ creating_bibliographies [2024/01/09 01:03] – [Quick Copy] dstillman
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 ===== Word Processor Integration =====
-Using Microsoft Word or LibreOffice/OpenOffice? [[word_processor_integration|Zotero's word processor integration]] allow you to add citations and bibliographies directly from your documents.
+Using Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, or Google Docs? [[word_processor_integration|Zotero's word processor integration]] allow you to add citations and bibliographies directly from your documents.
 ===== Quick Copy =====
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-If you just want to quickly add references to a paper, email, or blog post, Zotero's drag-and-drop Quick Copy is the easiest to go. Simply select items in the center column and drag them into any text field. Zotero will automatically create a formatted bibliography for you. To copy citations instead of references, hold down Shift at the start of the drag.
+If you just want to quickly add references to a paper, email, or blog post, Zotero's Quick Copy is the easiest way to go. Simply select items in the center column and drag them into any text field. Zotero will automatically create a formatted bibliography for you. To copy citations instead of references, hold down Shift at the start of the drag.
-To configure your Quick Copy preferences, open the Zotero [[kb:preferences|preferences]] menu and select [[preferences/export|Export]]. From this tab you can do the following:
+To configure your Quick Copy preferences, open the Zotero [[kb:preferences|settings]] and select [[preferences/export|Export]]. From this tab you can do the following:
-  * Set the default export format
+  * Select the export format
   * Set up site-specific export settings
   * Choose whether you want Zotero to include HTML markup when copying
-You can also use Quick Copy [[kb:keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcuts]] to copy citations and bibliographies to your system clipboard and then paste them into documents. Default shortcuts are Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-C (bibliography) and Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-A (citations).
+You can also use Edit → Copy Citation/Bibliography or the Quick Copy [[kb:keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcuts]] to copy citations and bibliographies to your system clipboard and then paste them into documents. Default shortcuts are Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-C (bibliography) and Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-A (citations).
+In addition to bibliographic output, Quick Copy also supports export formats such as BibTeX and RIS.
 ===== Right-Click to Create Citation/Bibliography =====