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--- moving_to_zotero [2018/06/12 11:10] – bwiernik
+++ moving_to_zotero [2024/06/06 22:25] (current) – dstillman
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 ====== Importing from Other Reference Managers ======
-It's easy to migrate your data from other reference management tools to Zotero. Instructions for popular tool are linked below.
+It's easy to migrate your data from other reference management tools to Zotero. Instructions for popular tools are linked below.
   * [[kb/mendeley_import|Mendeley]]
-  * [[kb/importing_records_from_endnote|Endnote]]
+  * [[kb/endnote_import|EndNote]]
-  * [[kb/import-from-citavi|Citavi]]
+  * [[kb/import_from_citavi|Citavi]]
-  * [[kb/importing_formatted_bibliographies|Microsoft Word
+  * [[kb/importing_formatted_bibliographies|Microsoft Word Bibliography XML]]
   * [[kb/importing_formatted_bibliographies|Plain text reference lists]]
   * [[kb/importing_standardized_formats|Bib(La)TeX]]
   * [[kb/importing_standardized_formats|JabRef]]
-You can also import from other tools, such as Reference Manager, RefWorks, Papers, Google Scholar Library, ReadCube, etc., by exporting to a [[kb/importing_standardized_formats|standardized reference format]], such as RIS, BibTeX, CSL JSON, or XML and then importing into Zotero by clicking File → “Import…” and choose "A file".
+You can also import from other tools, such as Reference Manager, RefWorks, Papers, Google Scholar Library, ReadCube, etc., by exporting to a [[kb/importing_standardized_formats|standardized reference format]], such as RIS, BibTeX, or CSL JSON, and then importing into Zotero by clicking File → “Import…” and choose "A file".
-A full list of file formats Zotero can import is available [[kb/importing_standardized_formats|here]].
 If you already have data in a Zotero library on another computer, [[kb/transferring_a_library|follow these instructions]] to transfer your library to your new computer.