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--- kb:import_from_clipboard [2017/11/12 19:53] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ kb:import_from_clipboard [2021/01/25 18:55] (current) – dstillman
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-<html><p id="zotero-5-update-warning" style="color: red; font-weight: bold">We’re
+===== How does the Import from Clipboard feature work? =====
-in the process of updating the documentation for
-<a href="https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-5-0">Zotero 5.0</a>. Some documentation
-may be outdated in the meantime. Thanks for your understanding.</p></html>
+Import from Clipboard allows you to import items from the raw code of any supported format (RIS, BibTeX, CSL JSON, etc.).
-=== How does the Import from Clipboard feature work? ===
+Whenever you're viewing raw bibliographic data, you can import it into Zotero simply by copying it to the clipboard and then choosing "Import from Clipboard" from the File menu in Zotero or by using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl-Alt-Shift-I (Windows/Linux) or Cmd-Option-Shift-I (Mac)).
-Import from Clipboard allows you to import items from the raw code of any supported format (RIS, BibTeX, etc.). Many websites post the bibliographic data for items in their raw form. To add these items to your Zotero library, select and copy the code from the site, then import through the menu option in the Actions button of the Zotero toolbar, or by the keyboard shortcut (Cmd-Shift-V/Ctrl-Shift-V).
+See [[importing_standardized_formats|Importing Standardized Formats]] for a list of supported formats.
+Note that, on most websites, you should use the Zotero Connector's "Save to Zotero" button to save data and files to Zotero rather than importing metadata directly. See [[:adding_items_to_zotero|Adding Items to Zotero]] for more information.
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