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| ===== Locating Your Zotero Data ===== | ===== Locating Your Zotero Data ===== | ||
| - | The easiest and most reliable way to find your Zotero data is by clicking the "Show Data Directory" | + | The easiest and most reliable way to find your Zotero data is by clicking the "Show Data Directory" |
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| If you were not using Zotero syncing (or were but don't want to perform a full sync) and have a backup of your Zotero data directory, you can restore your library by replacing your active data directory with your backed-up data directory. | If you were not using Zotero syncing (or were but don't want to perform a full sync) and have a backup of your Zotero data directory, you can restore your library by replacing your active data directory with your backed-up data directory. | ||
| - | Open the Advanced pane of the Zotero preferences and make a note of the specified path under Data Directory Location. (By default, this will be " | + | Open the Advanced pane of the Zotero preferences and make a note of the specified path under Data Directory Location. (By default, this will be " |
| When you reopen Zotero, you should see your restored Zotero data. | When you reopen Zotero, you should see your restored Zotero data. | ||