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-**Note**: Zotero Standalone currently opens reports in a window without address bar or right-click menu, which means that several features on this page can not be used.
-====== 레포트(Reports) ======
-레포트는 선택한 아이템 메타데이타, 노트, 첨부파일 등의 개요를 보여주는 HTML페이지이다. 레포트는 웹에 포스팅하거나 인쇄, 이메일로 보내기 등이 가능하다.
-{{http://www.zotero.org/static/images/support/report.png?640nocache}}
-=====보고서 생성하기(Generating Reports)=====
-보고서를 생성하려면 Zotero 중간 창 아이템 리스트에서 아이템을 선택하여 오른쪽 마우스를 클릭하여 "선택된 항목(들)로 보고서 생성"을 선택한다. 컬렉션 단위로 보고서를 생성하려면 Zotero 좌측 창의 컬렉션 리스트에서 보고서를 생성하고자 하는 컬렉션을 선택한 후 오른쪽 마우스 클릭하여 "컬렉션에서 보고서 생성(Generate Report from Collection)"을 선택한다. "
-{{http://www.zotero.org/static/images/support/report_from_items.png?nocache&nolink}}
-=====보고서 커스터마이징(Customizing Reports)=====
-보고서는 각 아이템의 모든 필드를 표시해준다. 만약 일부 필드를 제외하고자 하는 경우 Jason Priem의 [[
-http://jasonpriem.com/projects/report_cleaner.php
-|Zotero Report Customizer]])를 사용한다.
-==== Sort Order ====
-By default reports sort items alphabetically by title in ascending order. You can change the sort order by appending "?sort=" to the report's URL, followed by the item field(s) you would like to sort by. Use a comma to separate the different fields. To use a descending sort order, add "/d" after the field name. For example, a URL of a report that is first sorted by title in ascending order, and then by date in descending order looks like:
-<code>zotero://report/items/0_KKZSDPI2/html/report.html?sort=title,date/d</code>
-You can sort by the following fields:
-|?sort=title|?sort=firstCreator |
-|?sort=date| ?sort=accessed |
-|?sort=dateAdded  | ?sort=dateModified |
-|?sort=publicationTitle | ?sort=publisher |
-|?sort=itemType  |?sort=series |
-|?sort=type |?sort=medium |
-|?sort=callNumber  |?sort=pages  |
-|?sort=archiveLocation  |?sort=DOI |
-|?sort=ISBN |?sort=ISSN   |
-|?sort=edition | ?sort=url |
-|?sort=rights  | |
-When a report is generated from a collection rather than from items selected in the center column, Zotero by default uses the order in which the items are shown in the center column.
-=====Sharing Reports=====
-With Zotero for Firefox, reports can be saved by selecting "Save Page As..." in the File menu of Firefox, and printed by selecting File --> "Print...". With Zotero Standalone, where reports are opened in a window without address bar or right-click menu, [[http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/keyboard-shortcuts-perform-firefox-tasks-quickly#w_current-page|keyboard shortcuts]] can be used instead: Control + S to save (OS X: Command + S), Control + P to print (OS X: Command + P).
-=====Uses For Reports=====
-====Searching Notes====
-While you can search through the text content of notes using Zotero's basic and advanced search functions, you may find it more convenient to use reports, which include the full text of notes.
-Simply generate a report of the items you want to search. Select Edit --> "Find" in Firefox and use the search box (at the bottom of your browser window) to search through the report.
-====Organizing Notes into Outlines====
-While Zotero has not been designed to be an outlining tool, you can create outlines from notes. By default, reports list child notes together with their parent items. To include child notes in your outline and separate them from their parent items, change the "extensions.zotero.report.combineChildItems" [[preferences/hidden_preferences|hidden preference]] to "false".
-Then, to build your outline, add an outline number at the beginning of each note you want to include, e.g. 1.1, 1.2, 2.1. Select the notes, right-click (control-click on OS X) the selection, and select "Generate Report from Selected Items..." from the menu.
-*Note*: Because 10.0 will sort before 6.0, make sure to insert the appropriate number of zeroes (e.g., 06.0) if your outline consists of 10 or more sections.
-If you are working with a large number of notes and you do not want to manually select each one, tags and advanced searches can make life easier. First tag each note with a description, such as "chapter one". Then create an advanced search for "item type" [is] "note" and "tag" [is] "chapter one". Now save the advanced search.  Right-click on your saved search and select "Generate Report from Saved Search...". This will create a report including only the notes tagged "chapter one".
-====Teaching====
-Reports can also be used in teaching to track and assess students during the process of collecting information and writing. Reports show when items were collected, how students associate their items with notes and tags, and how students are relating their research items, and can be a useful tool to peer into and encourage the composition process.