Your attachments - PDFs, web snapshots, audiofiles, etc. are included in the zotero.sqlite file. The Zotero library data - item information, notes, tags, etc.
If you find yourself using a new computer, you can simply set up syncing and Zotero will automatically download all data from your online library.To determine where your Zotero data is being stored, go to the Advanced tab of Zotero Preferences and look under "Files and Folders." The default directory is listed under "Data Directory Location." You are strongly advised to use the default location for your Zotero data.Īll of the item information, notes, and attachments imported into your Zotero collection are stored locally in this directory on your computer.
If an item has changed in multiple places in conflicting ways between syncs, you'll receive a conflict resolution dialog asking which version you'd like to keep. When Zotero syncs, it automatically applies changes in both directions - any changes you make in one place will be applied to all other synced computers. You can sync manually at any time by clicking the “Sync with ” button on the right-hand side of the Zotero toolbar. To disable automatic syncing, uncheck the “Sync automatically” checkbox in this section. Then, open the Sync pane of the Zotero preferences and enter your login information in the Data Syncing section.īy default, Zotero will sync your local data with the Zotero servers whenever changes are made. The first step to syncing your Zotero library is to create a Zotero account (which is also used for the Zotero Forums). Data syncing is free and unlimited, and it can be used without file syncing. everything except attachment files - between your local computer and the Zotero servers, allowing you to work with your data from any computer with Zotero installed and to view your library online on. Data syncing merges library items, notes, links, tags, etc.
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