If anybody wants to find a way to package the whole thing a bit more neatly, be my guest. *Disclaiming* I will try to answer as many questions as I can, but I am not a programmer. It's a bit finicky to set up, but I think it is well the effort, and really streamlines the citation process. You will still have to scan the document after you compile. What this does not do: insert live citations in Scrivener. What this script does: using the keyboard shortcut to call up Bibliography/citation manager in Scrivener, this pulls up the Zotero picker and then inserts a scannable-cite citation directly into your document.
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But after stumbling across a powershell script online that didn't have any instructions, lots of trial and error and enlisting my partner who is actually a programmer for help debugging, I've finally got it to work!Ĭlick the following link for instructions on how to use the Zotero picker in Scrivener: Well, a while back I found Dave Smith's solution ( ).
I don't mind having to scan my document after compilation using the ODF scan ( ), but what I really wanted was the ability to call up the zotero picker you see in the word plugging using a keyboard shortcut, without ever having to leave Srivener. ConorIA has more versatile solution called zotero4overleaf, which was inspired by Emma’s scripts. Like a lot of academics I've been searching around for a while for a better way to cite using Zotero and Scrivener. Scrivener 1.0 for Windows Emilie has writen instructions for using the CAYW picker for Scrivener 1.0 in Windows 10, with the necessary files Linux Emma Reisz has gracefully written instructions and scripts for setting up CAYW on Linux.
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