As usual, the students push me to learn new things. :-) This semester, I have asked the GC students to use EndNote citation manager. It is free through the University and paid for with student technology fee funds.
Prior to this year, we have used Zotero. The problem is that when we search the digital library and use the export function with Firefox, Zotero "hijacks" the exported citation and will not allow the it to be imported into EndNote. In the past, I switched to using another web browser.
With a little research, I found the correction is very simple - just disable Zotero!
In the Firefox web browser, go to Tools > Add-ons. Select Extensions from the menu >scroll down and click disable by each listing for Zotero.
When you want to use Zotero again, enable it. Enjoy!
Prior to this year, we have used Zotero. The problem is that when we search the digital library and use the export function with Firefox, Zotero "hijacks" the exported citation and will not allow the it to be imported into EndNote. In the past, I switched to using another web browser.
With a little research, I found the correction is very simple - just disable Zotero!
In the Firefox web browser, go to Tools > Add-ons. Select Extensions from the menu >scroll down and click disable by each listing for Zotero.
When you want to use Zotero again, enable it. Enjoy!
there is no need to disable Zotero. You can simply disable the "Use Zotero for downloaded RIS/Refer files"
ReplyDeleteoption in the general tab of the Zotero preferences.