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--- dev:data_formats [2014/02/08 12:00] – Update for new formats adamsmith
+++ dev:data_formats [2020/12/02 02:48] (current) – [Bibliographic Data Formats] dstillman
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 ====== Bibliographic Data Formats ======
-This is a guide to bibliographic data formats that Zotero can work with. Most of these formats can be imported directly by Zotero, and some can be exported as well. Others are used only in conjunction with site translators and cannot be imported or exported directly.
-For information on getting records into your library by using these import formats, you should probably [[:getting_stuff_into_your_library#Importing_Records_from_Other_Reference_Tools|consult the main documentation]].
+This is a guide to bibliographic data formats that Zotero can work with. Most of these formats can be imported directly by Zotero, and some can be exported as well. Others are used only in conjunction with site translators and cannot be imported or exported directly.
-For troubleshooting import and export issues, you can consult the information below, but first try the relevant steps in the [[:troubleshooting_translator_issues|translator troubleshooting procedure]] and direct questions to the [[http://forums.zotero.org/|support forums]].
+For information on getting records into your library by using these import formats, see [[:adding_items_to_zotero#importing_from_other_tools|Importing from Other Tools]].
-The format descriptions here are very cursory-- see the linked documentation and specifications for more details.
+For troubleshooting import and export issues, you can consult the information below, but first try the relevant steps in the [[:troubleshooting_translator_issues|translator troubleshooting procedure]] and direct questions to the [[/forum|support forums]].
-There is also [[:kb:field_mappings|a very outdated description of the mappings between Zotero fields and the fields in some of these formats]].
+The format descriptions here are very cursory. See the linked documentation and specifications for more details.
+There is also [[:kb:field_mappings|a very outdated description]] of the mappings between Zotero fields and the fields in some of these formats.
 ===== BibLaTeX =====
 Export
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 ===== CSL JSON =====
-Import and export. JSON format designed for the interaction between reference managers and citeproc-js. Supported by many products using citerproc-js.
+Import and export. JSON format designed for the interaction between reference managers and citeproc-js. Supported by many products using citeproc-js.
 ===== CrossRef unixref =====
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 ===== MODS XML =====
 Import and export
-  * [[http://www.scripps.edu/~cdputnam/software/bibutils/mods_intro.html|Introduction to MODS version 3]] -- an introduction to the format, written by the Chris Putman, author of [[#Tools|Bibutils]].
+  * [[http://bibutils.refbase.org/mods_intro.html|Introduction to MODS version 3]] -- an introduction to the format, written by the Chris Putman, author of [[#Tools|Bibutils]].
 ===== OpenURL ContextObjects =====
 Import and export.
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 ===== Tools =====
-  * [[http://www.scripps.edu/~cdputnam/software/bibutils/|Bibutils]] is a utility that can convert several of the formats above into and out of MODS XML, which serves as a very expressive intermediate format. This will often be more faithful than importing into Zotero and exporting in another format.
+  * [[https://sourceforge.net/p/bibutils/home/Bibutils/|Bibutils]] is a utility that can convert several of the formats above into and out of MODS XML, which serves as a very expressive intermediate format. This will often be more faithful than importing into Zotero and exporting in another format.