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Attach a research note to the right Zotero item
A child note stays with its source record and can be found again by search.
TOPIC / HOWCURIO
Guides to saving pages, tracing sources, and finding information again.
11 GUIDESCHOOSE YOUR OUTCOME
A saved link, an archive capture, and a citation solve different problems. Start with the outcome you need.
SOURCE-CHECKED GUIDE01
A child note stays with its source record and can be found again by search.
SOURCE-CHECKED GUIDE02
Connector metadata needs a source check before it becomes a dependable reference.
SOURCE-CHECKED GUIDE03
Generate a reference list, then check every entry against its source record.
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An HTML export transfers bookmark links; it does not save the linked pages.
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Browse captures by date and use the exact archive URL for the version cited.
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Find an imported collection by its titles and spot-check representative links.
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Confirm two records describe the same work before merging their details.
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A Firefox restore replaces current bookmarks, so preserve the present set first.
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Open the saved file offline and check the text or images you actually need.
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Use one topic tag across folders and search for the saved links it identifies.
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A saved tag search can show sources still awaiting your review.