Just dropping by again to let you know what I’m doing. Not genealogy. So maybe I should start a blog called Confessions of a Web Fairy. That’s what the college Admin calls me. I get email addressed to Dear Web Fairy.
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From the monthly archives:
May 2009
I have to admit, I’ve been a little behind on Zotero developments. But I’m catching up, zipping through about four months of posts in BlogBridge. Last week Zotero released v.2 beta which includes the ability to collaborate in groups. It’s only in beta so watch out for other developments in this regard. While you’re at it, bookmark their blog.
- Automatically capture citations
- Remotely back up and sync your library
- Store PDFs, images, and web pages
- Cite from within Word and OpenOffice
- Take rich-text notes in any language
- Wide variety of import/export options
- Free, open source, and extensible
- Collaborate with group libraries
- Organize with collections and tags
- Access your library from anywhere
- Automatically grab metadata for PDFs
- Use thousands of bibliographic styles
- Instantly search your PDFs and notes
- Advanced search and data mining tools
- Interface available in over 30 languages
You need to have Firefox to use Zotero …. So what are you waiting for? Get Firefox, get Zotero and get on top of your genealogical world.
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A ways off the subject of genealogy, but one out of two ain’t bad.
I’m designing a website these days … for someone else. Pretty funny if you look around … me whose web-design skills are limited to putting text on a white background.
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