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--- kb:tei [2011/12/13 21:07] – TEIZoteroTranslator to be incorporated into Zotero 3.0 kshawkin
+++ kb:tei [2011/12/15 14:27] – TEIZoteroTranslator also available in current Zotero 2.1 installations kshawkin
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 TEI and Zotero are in theory a perfect fit, with Zotero able to detect and import a TEI-compliant text and, in turn, able to export to a well-formed ''<biblStruct>'' element. At this time, such interaction is still under development.
-Zotero records can be exported to TEI first through export to RDF, then transformation via an XSLT stylesheet. TEI's wiki [[http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/ZoteroToTEI|provides such a stylesheet]]. But this will be useful only to do-it-yourself users who know how to work with such stylesheets. Nothing yet exists to assist Zotero users unfamiliar with stylesheets.  There is also a [[http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/TEIZoteroTranslator|translator for the Firefox plugin]], the code for which has been included in the mainline Zotero codebase for inclusion in Zotero 3.0.
+Zotero records can be exported to TEI first through export to RDF, then transformation via an XSLT stylesheet. TEI's wiki [[http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/ZoteroToTEI|provides such a stylesheet]]. But this will be useful only to do-it-yourself users who know how to work with such stylesheets. Nothing yet exists to assist Zotero users unfamiliar with stylesheets.  There is also a [[http://wiki.tei-c.org/index.php/TEIZoteroTranslator|translator for the Firefox plugin]], the code for which has been included in all current Zotero 2.1 installations and will be included in future versions of Zotero.
 Zotero does not detect a TEI-compliant XML text. A stylesheet to convert TEI tags to Zotero-ready RDF could be written for such a task, but to date no one has risen to this challenge.