Zotero

• Select the reference you wish to edit in the central panel.
• Its bibliographic information will be displayed on the right-hand pane.
• Click on a field to edit the information.
• Changes are saved automatically. 

Although many citation styles do this automatically, some journals use 'Title Case' and others use 'Sentence Case' in how they publish journal articles. We recommend that you standardise the titles in your bibliography.

To do this, right-click on the title field, you can change 'Transform the Text' and Change the case:

When adding references to your library always check that the details are complete, accurate, and in the correct fields. If you think that information is incorrect or missing you can correct this:

• Edit the details manually if necessary.
• If you have the PMID, ArXiv ID, the DOI or an ISBN use the Identifier to retrieve the correct metadata..

• Select the reference you wish to edit in the central panel.
• Its bibliographic information will be displayed in the Info tab of the right-hand pane.
• Click on a field to edit the information. When you click on the field this will grey-out.
• Changes are saved automatically. 

Although many citation styles do this automatically, some journals use 'Title Case' and others use 'Sentence Case' in how they publish journal articles. We recommend that you standardise the titles in your bibliography.

To do this, right-click on the title field, you can change 'Transform the Text' and Change the case:

Always check your references to make sure they have imported correctly, check that the details are completed, accurate and with information in the correct fields.

If you think that information is incorrect or missing you can correct this:

• Edit the details manually if necessary.
• If you have the PMID, ArXiv ID, the DOI or an ISBN use the Identifier to retrieve the correct metadata..

See checking reference details.

On the side ribbon you can see the icons for:

• Notes: for you to add any personal notes about the item. Notes can be searched.
• Tags: descriptive words (keywords) you can assign to your references. Tags can be searched in the Tags Selector.
• Related: allows you to set up relations between references.