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-Users new to Zotero may find the prospect of importing all their data somewhat daunting. Zotero can import bibliographic data in a wide variety of formatsbut what of PDFsMany researchers find themselves managing massive collection of PDFs, possibly with another program designed only for that purpose or through their own methods. Zotero makes it a breeze to import these PDFswhich takes much of the pain out of switching+Los nuevos usuarios de Zotero pueden encontrar desalentador tener que importar todos sus datos. Zotero puede importar datos bibliográficos en una amplia variedad de formatospero ¿qué pasa con los PDFMuchos investigadores utilizan de forma masiva colecciones de archivos PDF, posiblemente con algún otro programa diseñado sólo para ese propósito o través de sus propios métodos. Zotero hace muy fácil importar estos archivos PDFlo que alivia significativamente la tarea
  
 Zotero can take PDFs of scholarly papers and query the Google Scholar database for matches. The most straight-forward way it does this is by matching up an embedded Digital Object Identifier (DOI), but that's far from necessary. If Zotero finds the PDF in Google Scholar, it creates a new library item for the paper, downloads the bibliographic metadata from and attaches the original PDF to the new item. Begin by dragging your existing PDFs into your Zotero library or use the "Store Copy of File" option from the add new item menu (green plus sign). Once they appear in the middle column, select the ones for which you wish to retrieve metadata. Right click on them and select "Retrieve Metadata for PDF". If Zotero was able to find a match on Google Scholar, you should be all set. With this feature, there should be no major hurdles to switching to Zotero and taking full advantage of all its powerful search, indexing, organizational and citation features. Zotero can take PDFs of scholarly papers and query the Google Scholar database for matches. The most straight-forward way it does this is by matching up an embedded Digital Object Identifier (DOI), but that's far from necessary. If Zotero finds the PDF in Google Scholar, it creates a new library item for the paper, downloads the bibliographic metadata from and attaches the original PDF to the new item. Begin by dragging your existing PDFs into your Zotero library or use the "Store Copy of File" option from the add new item menu (green plus sign). Once they appear in the middle column, select the ones for which you wish to retrieve metadata. Right click on them and select "Retrieve Metadata for PDF". If Zotero was able to find a match on Google Scholar, you should be all set. With this feature, there should be no major hurdles to switching to Zotero and taking full advantage of all its powerful search, indexing, organizational and citation features.
  
-//While this feature can greatly facilitate importing large existing libraries of PDFs, the imported dataespecially where Zotero uses Google Scholar, is of lower quality than importing via Web Translator from most scholarly databases.//+//Aunque esta característica puede facilitar enormemente la importación de grandes bibliotecas existentes de PDFs, los datos importadosexpecialmente cuando Zotero utiliza Google Scholar, son de menor calidad que la importación a través del Traductor Web de la mayoría de bases de datos académicas.//