The citation and any available PDFs will be downloaded to Zotero.

In the new window select which references you would like exported.

Click on the Zotero Connector yellow folder icon in the upper right corner of your browser.

You may export all results or just a selection of citations from the results page.You will know you can capture multiple references when the Zotero Connector icon is a yellow folder. Zotero Connector also allows users to capture multiple references when it identifies a webpage with multiple entries. If you are saving information from a website such as a news site or a consumer health site it will allow you to save as much citation information as possible and take a snapshot of the webpage. NOTE: If you hover over the icon a message will appear to tell you whether you have access to the site and are able to save the information. However, there are other ways to save citations and you can attach files later after saving the citation. Zotero Connector may be the easiest for capturing individual articles or book chapters, especially if you are looking to save links or copies of the item. By clicking on the Zotero Connector we can save the citation and it will download a copy of the full-text article. In this example, we searched MBKU Discovery and found an an article of interest. To save a citation, and any associated PDFs, click on the Zotero Connector icon on the right side of the browser's address bar, as shown in the image below: Websites (snapshots of the page at the time of saving the citation).Books and book chapters (and links to the online copy if saved via MBKU Library).Journal articles (and the associate PDFs if available).Zotero Connector allows you to directly save a citation and any available PDFs while browsing databases and websites.

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