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A New Version of Zotero

Lincoln Mullen · 8 Jan. 2008

Just days before the semester starts, the Center for History and New Media has released a new version of Zotero and its Microsoft Word plug-in. The new version comes with new citation styles, especially Chicago Manual of Style, and it also fixes some bugs in creating footnotes. Now creating citations should be even easier and more accurate. There also appear to be some small changes that polish an already great tool. I haven’t wept for joy yet, but I might.

To see Zotero in action, watch this screencast.

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Austin
Posted 10 Jan. 2008 at 10:35 am | Permalink
I can’t believe I’ve never heard of this Firefox extension before. Thanks for pointing it out!

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The Backward Glance is the blog of Lincoln and Abby Mullen. Lincoln Mullen is a reference librarian at Bob Jones University's Mack Library and a student of history. Abby Mullen is a master's student in English at Bob Jones University. She teaches freshman English at BJU. [Read more »]

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