Thanks for creating the wonderful plugin Zutilo for the Zotero community.
Of the many handy functions provided by Zutilo, creating a Zotero URL link for a reference is the most useful one for me -- through "Copy select item links"
I figured out that the default behavior when dragging a Zotero reference to the desktop is to create a "textClipping" file with the content of "QuickCopy items to clipboard", which is the full reference information. It is handy when it's dragging the reference to MS Word to create a quick reference list.
May I know is it possible to change the default behavior so to create a Zotero URL link file (*.inetloc) when dragging to Finder in MacOS?
I am using 2 other note applications (FSnotes and Obsidian). When dragging an item in these applications to desktop, they will create a URL file. Double clicking the file will open the application and select the target file.
The content of the *.inetloc is simple, basically just need the to provide a Zotero URL.
Here is an example of the *.inetloc file created by Obsidian:
Hi wshanks,
Thanks for creating the wonderful plugin Zutilo for the Zotero community.
Of the many handy functions provided by Zutilo, creating a Zotero URL link for a reference is the most useful one for me -- through "Copy select item links"
I figured out that the default behavior when dragging a Zotero reference to the desktop is to create a "textClipping" file with the content of "QuickCopy items to clipboard", which is the full reference information. It is handy when it's dragging the reference to MS Word to create a quick reference list.
May I know is it possible to change the default behavior so to create a Zotero URL link file (*.inetloc) when dragging to Finder in MacOS?
I am using 2 other note applications (FSnotes and Obsidian). When dragging an item in these applications to desktop, they will create a URL file. Double clicking the file will open the application and select the target file.
The content of the *.inetloc is simple, basically just need the to provide a Zotero URL.
Here is an example of the *.inetloc file created by Obsidian:
Best, Jake