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Zotero can import bibliographic data stored in a variety of standardized formats used by databases and other reference management tools. The most popular formats are RIS, Bib(La)Tex, and MODS. | Zotero can import bibliographic data stored in a variety of standardized formats used by databases and other reference management tools. The most popular formats are RIS, Bib(La)Tex, and MODS. | ||
- | If you have a database stored in one of these formats, such as a BibTeX database you've compiled or a RIS database you've exported from another reference manager, you can import them into Zotero by clicking File → “Import…” and choose | + | If you have a database stored in one of these formats, such as a BibTeX database you've compiled or a RIS database you've exported from another reference manager, you can import them into Zotero by clicking File → “Import…” and choosing |
- | See also [[moving_to_zotero|Moving to Zotero]] | + | See also [[/support/moving_to_zotero|Moving to Zotero]]. |
- | Zotero can import the following bibliographic formats: | + | ==== Zotero can import the following bibliographic formats |
* Zotero RDF | * Zotero RDF | ||
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* Unqualified Dublin Core RDF | * Unqualified Dublin Core RDF | ||
- | {{tag>kb, entry}} | + | {{tag>kb entry}} |