Supercharge your research in Obsidian with Zotero 7

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY7NfgtnT6A

概要

TLDRIn this video, viewers learn how to connect Zoto to Obsidian for better reference management using the Better BibTeX plugin. The tutorial walks through downloading Zoto, adding references using ISBN or DOI codes, setting up the browser connector, and tagging for organization. It covers the installation and configuration of the Better BibTeX plugin in Zoto, including customizing citation keys to streamline referencing within Obsidian. The video emphasizes efficient source note creation, organization of reference materials, and maintaining a structured, searchable knowledge base across both applications.

収穫

  • 📝 Install Zoto and the Better BibTeX plugin to manage references effectively.
  • 🔗 Use the Zoto browser connector to easily add references from online sources.
  • 🔍 Tag your references for enhanced searchability as your library grows.
  • 📄 Attach files, such as PDFs, directly to your references in Zoto.
  • 📚 Implement a structured system for creating and organizing source notes in Obsidian.
  • ⚙️ Sync citation formats between Zoto and Obsidian for consistency.
  • 📖 Use Reader View to save cleaner versions of web articles.
  • 🔍 Easily access archived materials from Zoto in any file.
  • 👥 Share your knowledge management setup with others via downloadable templates.
  • ⚙️ Regularly update plugins to maintain compatibility and access new features.

タイムライン

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    In this video, the speaker explains how to connect Zotero to Obsidian using the Better BibTeX plugin. The purpose is to set up Zotero for generating clean source notes linked to reference materials stored in Zotero. The process begins with downloading and installing Zotero, followed by setting it up for managing bibliography references and utilizing a browser connector to easily capture web articles and PDFs, which are archived in Zotero for offline access. Tags are also discussed as a means to enhance searchability of reference materials.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    The next step involves integrating the Better BibTeX plugin with Zotero. This plugin allows for custom citation keys, which facilitate organization and reference across multiple platforms. The speaker demonstrates how to create a citation key and emphasizes the importance of a consistent format. Key to this integration is the ability of Zotero to sync source materials with Obsidian, ensuring that references maintain organization and accessibility while also allowing for modifications when metadata is incomplete.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:18:10

    Finally, the speaker shows how to set up the Zotero integration plugin in Obsidian, allowing for synchronized creation of source notes directly from captured reference data. This includes selecting citation formats and organizing source notes conveniently within Obsidian. Once everything is configured, the source notes displayed can link back directly to Zotero items, providing a seamless reference experience across both applications. The video concludes encouraging viewers to like and subscribe for more content on knowledge management.

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ビデオQ&A

  • What is Zoto?

    Zoto is a reference manager used for collecting and organizing reference materials.

  • How do I add references to Zoto?

    You can add references by using ISBN or DOI codes, or by using the Zoto browser connector.

  • What does the Better BibTeX plugin do?

    The Better BibTeX plugin helps to generate citation keys and manage bibliographies in Zoto.

  • How do I install the Better BibTeX plugin?

    Download the plugin from GitHub and install it in Zoto under the plugins section.

  • How do I create source notes in Obsidian?

    Use the Zoto integration plugin to automatically generate source notes based on your Zoto references.

  • Are there different citation formats available?

    Yes, Zoto and Obsidian support various citation formats, including Chicago 17th Edition.

  • How do I tag references in Zoto?

    You can add tags to references by selecting them in the Zoto interface and entering your desired tags.

  • Can I attach files to Zoto references?

    Yes, you can attach files such as PDFs to references in Zoto.

  • What is the purpose of source notes?

    Source notes help in summarizing and organizing key information from reference materials.

  • How can I access my archived materials in Zoto?

    You can access your archived materials directly in Zoto through your reference library.

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    many of you have been asking for a video
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    explaining how to connect zoto to
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    obsidian so in this video I'll be going
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    over how to get set up in zoto with the
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    better bibtex plugin which allows you to
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    do this and generate your Source notes
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    by pulling data from
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    zoto and making them look real nice and
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    clean like this and then they get
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    automatically added to the source note
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    Hub which is available in my second
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    brain Vault you can download it in the
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    link in the description and this sorts
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    all the source notes by item type so it
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    won't pull in everything that you have
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    in zoto in your reference manager it
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    just pulls in the notes that you
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    generate as Source notes from zoto so
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    let's dive in and I'll show you exactly
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    how to do all this the first thing
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    you're going to do is obviously download
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    zoto then once it's installed
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    it's going to look more like this and
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    we'll just click done here and if you
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    press command comma to open the settings
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    menu same as obsidian you can see that
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    there's light and dark mode now so I
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    like dark mode I'm a dark mode
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    maximalist I'm going to keep it this way
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    uh so how do we add references to zoto
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    now there's two ways that we can do that
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    the first is through zoto you can press
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    this uh identifier wand it looks looks
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    like and enter the ISBN or the DOI uh
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    there's a number of other uh codes that
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    you can enter here that I don't know
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    about but uh I usually use ISBN or DOI
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    so you can add them that way and then if
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    zoto does detect that reference material
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    it will pull in all the metadata now the
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    other way you can do this is by
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    downloading the zoto browser connector
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    and you can do that through zoto so if
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    you go up to
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    tools and install browser
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    connector it will open up the page for
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    you to install this browser extension
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    and it's available on Safari Firefox
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    Edge Chrome all of the major browsers uh
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    you can install the zoto connector so
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    you would just press install there I
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    already have it set up and what I do is
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    I have it pinned to my top bar so I'll
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    just show you how this works if I happen
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    to come acoss Ross a web article a PDF a
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    journal uh even an ebook anything like
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    that that I am able to get a digital
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    version of uh what I will do is go in my
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    browser and click the zoto
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    connector and so if you can see it's
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    this icon up here and once I click this
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    it's going to automatically add it to
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    zoto so I clicked it there and now I
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    want to actually add some tab tags to
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    this because I like to tag all of my
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    references so I'm going to click the
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    drop down here and now I can place this
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    in a different uh Library if I wanted to
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    I'm going to keep it in the zoto video
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    library but normally I would put this in
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    the web articles
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    Library uh so I'm going to just add some
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    quick tags here we'll say
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    PKM personal Knowledge
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    Management uh information
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    Theory productivity so you get the idea
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    you're just going to add bunch of tags
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    this is just what I do makes the
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    reference material more searchable as
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    your library grows so I'll click done
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    and now if we go over to zoto you can
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    see that it popped it right in there
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    automatically and it took a snapshot of
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    that article so this is an offline
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    snapshot it archived that web page for
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    me so I can access this anywhere now if
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    I click this it'll open it in zoto
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    and this is a local file so I can do
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    whatever I want with this it's frozen in
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    time and I'll never lose this reference
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    material this is why I use a reference
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    manager and not a readit later app so I
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    can consume this Source in zoto now I
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    don't have to go back to my web browser
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    but I'll show you another thing that you
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    can do if you wanted to make this more
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    readable let's say it's on a website
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    like the New York Times that has all
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    these ads all over the place and you
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    don't want to Archive the page that way
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    so what I would do is I use this other
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    extension that's called reader View and
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    this is a free browser extension I just
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    click this and it will make a readable
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    form of this article and now this is
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    more printable it's more legible and
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    what I can do is even change the font if
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    I wanted
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    to and change the theme as well so I can
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    just kind of pick a theme that I want to
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    use to freeze this article in time and
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    archive it in my reference manager so
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    let's say I like this one so what I'll
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    do is press command P to print this and
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    make sure that it's selected as save as
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    PDF and then we're going to save that
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    and I'll save it to my
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    desktop now if I go back to
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    zoto and I go
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    to this reference that I just captured
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    I can go over to the right side menu and
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    press this paperclip here for
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    attachments going to click add and file
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    and then here is the printable PDF that
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    I just downloaded and we're going to
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    open that and now I have a more reader
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    friendly version of this archived and
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    you can do all of your highlighting in
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    here there's different highlighting
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    Styles there's
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    underlines uh you can draw on it so all
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    kinds of stuff you can do that is all
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    built into zoto now which is really
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    great and if you want to delete it you
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    just select it and delete so let's close
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    out of there so now the question is how
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    do we connect this all to obsidian well
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    the first thing we're going to do is
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    download the better bibtex plugin for
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    zoto I will leave a link to this in the
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    description but you're going to go to
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    the download link here and this will
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    take you to the latest update on their
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    GitHub page this is a very active
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    project they're constantly pushing
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    updates and even just after zoto 7
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    released the other day they had an
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    updated better bibtex plugin because
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    what happened was the previous version
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    broke in the zoto 7 update so the better
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    bib Tex team quickly released an update
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    and it's all working back to normal now
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    so you're going to download the xpi file
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    here we'll just click that and it
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    download it already it's a very quick
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    download and we're going to go back to
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    zoto here go to tools
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    plugins and you're going to click this
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    gear at the top right and install plugin
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    from file then select the xpi file you
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    just downloaded click
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    open and there's better bib Tex so
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    that's all set up you may have to
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    restart the application I'm not sure but
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    this looks like it's all connected and
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    ready to go and as you can see it now
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    has a field for citation key now if you
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    don't have this displaying what you
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    would do is rightclick the menu here on
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    the top where it has all the different
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    fields and you would click citation key
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    so you want to make sure that you have
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    citation key displayed as a field here
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    and the reason for this is this is how
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    we're going to name our source notes and
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    refer back to the reference in zoto so
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    this is not a complete citation key
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    because I'm missing the author name so
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    sometimes when you pull in an article
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    into zoto it doesn't have all the
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    metadata and you need to manually add it
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    yourself and the way that my bib Keys
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    get titled is by author last name and
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    then year of the publication so I need
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    the author's name in this article and I
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    don't know what that is so we have to go
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    back to the article and see what his
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    name name is it's Sebastian gsky I'm
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    just going to copy this so I don't
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    misspell it and I'll paste it in here
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    there's gebski
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    and Sebastian so now it's properly cited
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    and we've got the citation key as you
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    can see it's r. gebski
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    2019 that's exactly how I want it now
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    the reason I use r dot is that it's
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    telling me that this is a reference in
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    zoto because I'm linking my sources all
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    over the place I have an analog note box
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    uh I'm referencing material in my pocket
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    notebook and in obsidian so I'm cross
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    referencing my source material all over
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    the place and by having the r dot it's
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    telling me that this is a reference that
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    I've captured in zoto so uh you don't
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    have to have this this is just how I do
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    it and I'll just show you real quick how
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    I have that added uh you're just going
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    to go to the settings so we're going to
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    press command comma again and a great
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    feature of the new version of zoto is
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    that it's added a menu in the main menu
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    for your plugins so this is a really
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    great addition um you don't have to go
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    to the separate menu anymore uh but this
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    is where I have the custom formula for
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    my site key so I'll also include this in
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    the description um so you don't have to
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    go through and pause the video and all
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    that but uh this is the formula I use
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    and if you wanted to remove the r dot if
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    that doesn't make sense to you you just
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    go like that and keep it as author
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    year so we'll close out of here now that
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    you have better bib deex connected let's
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    go into obsidian and get this all
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    synchronized so I have this all
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    preconfigured in my obsidian Vault that
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    you can download in the link in the
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    description but if you want to do this
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    on your own you're just going to press
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    command comma to pull up the menu and we
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    want to install a community plugin
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    that's called zoto integration now I
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    already have this installed there is an
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    update it looks like so let's just
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    update this real quick and as you can
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    see this is telling you that it requires
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    the better bib Tex plugin so we just
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    installed that and we're good to go now
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    that this is installed all we have to do
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    is go over to the zoto integration
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    settings and you're going to want to
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    include a Loc that you're importing your
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    Source notes to all of my source
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    material goes to the same folder because
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    I'm organizing it with this here in case
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    I need to navigate uh the source
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    material I'll do it this way um you can
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    also just search for it in obsidian as
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    well so I keep that all in the same
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    folder I don't get into all the folder
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    hierarchies with the different types of
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    sources uh I also like to have this
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    option toggled on here because it will
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    automatically open the source note as
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    soon as you generate it and we also want
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    to so we also want to select a citation
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    format uh this may not be showing on
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    your menu if it's if you've just
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    installed the plugin so you want to add
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    citation format this way I use Chicago
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    17th Edition you can use whatever you
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    want but you want to make sure that
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    you're consistent with zoto because zoto
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    also has a citation
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    manager and you want to make sure that
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    you're using the same style so so that
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    way when you generate bibliographies
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    from zoto it's consistent with the
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    citation format in obsidian and I'll
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    show you what I mean by that so if I
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    wanted to grab this citation I can just
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    rightclick and select this option here
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    that says create bibliography from
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    item and you can select your citation
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    style here but if you have it selected
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    in the settings it will pre-select your
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    preferred citation style so I just go
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    ahead and click okay and now it's on my
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    clipboard and if I go into
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    obsidian and let's say this is at the
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    bottom of a main note I would just press
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    command V and that's pasted in uh
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    formatted and cited exactly how it is in
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    zoto so we'll just get rid of that and
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    let's go back to the the zoto menu here
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    and just see what else we need so this
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    is the import format now this is saying
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    how do you want your Source notes to be
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    titled where do you want them to go
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    where should the images be stored when
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    you pull in your reference material if
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    you're doing that and what kind of
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    template are you using and this is
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    basically the command that you're going
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    to use to create a source note so I just
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    named mine add Source note and then the
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    output path is going going into zc/
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    sourc notes SL site key so it's just
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    being named after the site key exactly
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    how it is in zoto and it's not named
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    after the article titles the reason for
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    that is because when you start naming
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    your Source notes after the article
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    titles it's going to become very
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    difficult to discern as your knowledge
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    base grows the difference between a
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    source note and a main note so if I
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    titled my main note something that's
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    similar to the tit of an article in my
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    reference manager it's going to cause
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    some confusion when I go to search for
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    that material in obsidian um but let's
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    just continue on here so now the other
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    thing is you'll need a zoto template in
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    obsidian so this is another thing that
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    I've included in My Vault I spent a lot
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    of work formatting my zoto template so
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    that it's consistent with the way that
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    I'm pulling in all of my source material
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    and so this is where you would select
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    that template file then again you're
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    going to select your bibliography style
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    and that should be it as far as the
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    settings go now let me just minimize
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    this window here because it's going to
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    pull up an overlay so now if I press
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    command shift L it's going to open a
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    zoto search bar and I can just type in
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    the reference material I'm looking for
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    so that one is already selected in this
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    case because it knows it's the most
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    recent capture that I have in zoto and
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    and then I just press enter so now it's
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    in there and I press enter
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    again and we've got ourselves a source
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    note so let's look at what this looks
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    like here now the first thing you'll
  • 00:15:12
    notice is there's a link what does this
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    do if we click this it's going to open
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    the link in zoto to this file so it just
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    highlighted it here and it's pointing me
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    directly to to this Source material so
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    this is what I mean by we're leaving a
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    paper trail directly back to the source
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    material with our source notes and so
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    there's also a place here for metadata
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    now this is just going to pull in
  • 00:15:43
    whatever metadata is available in zoto
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    so if you have a lot of metadata in your
  • 00:15:48
    reference in zoto it's going to populate
  • 00:15:51
    all of that so in this case it's really
  • 00:15:53
    only five properties that it's populated
  • 00:15:56
    uh which is fine this is the bare
  • 00:15:58
    minimum of what would need in obsidian
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    so I also include a field here for
  • 00:16:03
    selection intent and this is to Define
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    what it is that I intend to do with this
  • 00:16:08
    Source material how does this relate to
  • 00:16:10
    my creative goals what do I plan to do
  • 00:16:12
    with this is this going to be published
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    is this something for uh academic work
  • 00:16:18
    what is the intent in selecting this
  • 00:16:20
    material among all of the other material
  • 00:16:22
    I could have been bringing into my
  • 00:16:25
    knowledge base so then this is where you
  • 00:16:29
    write your Source notes the way that I
  • 00:16:31
    do this and the traditional zle Casten
  • 00:16:33
    way to do this is to start with the page
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    number so if you're reading a book uh a
  • 00:16:38
    PDF that has page numbers you would add
  • 00:16:40
    that here uh I just simply type the
  • 00:16:43
    number like this and then the note that
  • 00:16:46
    way and then you just keep going 29
  • 00:16:49
    here's the note
  • 00:16:51
    32 and then this might be a
  • 00:16:57
    link this is a
  • 00:17:00
    linked note so just like that that's all
  • 00:17:04
    there is to it to writing Source notes
  • 00:17:06
    you're just making these quick jots of
  • 00:17:08
    key terms and ideas that you can
  • 00:17:10
    reference back to later so that's
  • 00:17:13
    basically all there is to writing a
  • 00:17:16
    source note so the other thing that this
  • 00:17:17
    is doing is if I go over to my source
  • 00:17:20
    note Hub I can now see that at the top
  • 00:17:24
    of this table here is my latest Source
  • 00:17:28
    note so this gives me a bird's eye view
  • 00:17:30
    of all my reference material as I write
  • 00:17:33
    Source notes in obsidian with it and if
  • 00:17:36
    I go to web articles it's also in there
  • 00:17:39
    because this is a web article and if I
  • 00:17:42
    go to books it's not listed here because
  • 00:17:44
    it's not a book uh so this is displaying
  • 00:17:47
    all of my source notes as the item type
  • 00:17:50
    so that's about it that's all you need
  • 00:17:52
    to do to get zoto connected to obsidian
  • 00:17:56
    and if this video was helpful to you
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    please give give it a like And subscribe
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