- About Zotero
- Install Zotero
- Save Citations
- Create Bibliographies
- Synchronize Your Library
- Create & Manage Groups
- Use Zotero With Microsoft Word
- Questions? Ask Us!
Questions?
Call: (337) 482-6025
Email: reference@louisiana.edu
Text: (337) 205-7558
Visit: 1st Floor - Dupré Library
Hours: Reference Desk/Chat
Note: Reference Chat and Email services are primarily for the students, faculty, and staff of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The department will assist the public if the question concerns the University or some unique resource of Dupré Library, such as Federal government publications.
Contact
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Room 153 (behind the mural in Reference)
Creating Quick Bibliographies
To create a bibliography from your Zotero library, select the references or collections you want to include. Hold the control key to select multiple items.
Right-click one of the selected items and choose "Create Bibliography From Collection...". Choose the bibliographic style you want, select Copy to Clipboard, hit OK and paste into your word processor.
Adding Additional Styles to Zotero
Zotero comes with the most common bibliographic styles, but many more are available to download.
To install a style (Firefox):
- Go to the Zotero Style Repository page in Firefox.
- Search for the name of the style you need.
- Use the Install link next to the style, then the Install button to confirm.
To install a style (Zotero Standalone):
- Go to the Zotero Style Repository page in Firefox.
- Search for the name of the style you need.
- Download the style (right-click the Install link and choose Save As).
- Open Zotero preferences. Go to Cite, then Styles, then the "+" button, and select the style you downloaded (a .CSL file).
The new style will appear in Zotero's style lists.
Acknowledgment
Content on this page was borrowed from Zotero by Jason Puckett, licensed by Georgia State University Library under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License, and from Zotero by the University of Michigan Library, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.