Installation is a bit tricky, but follow the instructions here carefully. It works with the Safari browser on the iPad and iPhone. The Zotero Bookmarklet is a free bookmark you add to your browser that allows you to save the page you are reading to your Zotero library, as long as Zotero recognizes the source.
ZotPad is a $9.99 app that allows you to access your Zotero library from your iPad. The software provides read and write access to Zotero files stored on the Zotero server, WebDAV server, or Dropbox.You can organize your library, add tags and notes to items, and to upload attachments to read on your iPad. You can work with your library online after logging into from your tablet browser.There are several ways to work with Zotero on your iPad. The new references will be added to a collection named "Imported" followed by the date and time. In Zotero, click the button that looks like a gear and choose "Import." Just double-click the file you exported from EndNote. To export your EndNote library for use in Zotero, click "File" and then "Export." Set the output style to "RefMan (RIS) Export" and save it as a text file. Set Import Option to "Reference Manager (RIS)" and click Import . In EndNote, click "File" and then "Import." Click the "Choose File" button and select the file you just exported from Zotero. To save your Zotero library for importing into EndNote, click the Zotero button that looks like a gear and choose "Export Library." Choose RIS as the file type and pick a filename. PDFs and other attachments do not export between programs, however only citation information. Both programs can read and write a standard citation file format called RIS, which means references can be converted back and forth with a few clicks. It's easy to use EndNoteI and Zotero together and take advantage of the best features of each, or to share Zotero libraries with colleagues using EndNote or vice versa.
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