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How do I import bibliographies from my pre-Zotero papers written in Microsoft Word or other word processors?
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Citation Guides from Fairfield University's DiMenna-Nyselius Library
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DBPia
OMIS is a tutorial designed to help you with your research process so that you can:
Copyrights do expire. Works eventually enter the public domain and may be freely used. Current laws extend copyright protection for the life of the author plus 70 years. Laws have changed over the years, so you would need to find what law was in effect when a work was created to determine if that work is still protected.
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You cannot directly copy-and-paste existing bibliographies into Zotero. You have several options for getting items from your pre-Zotero bibliographies into your Zotero for future use:
Includes APA, Chicago, and MLA. Look through the top tab to find your style, then select the item you want to cite at the left.
Database of journal articles published by major Korean research institutions. Some articles are freely accessible with account registration. For items that charge fees, you may request the item from the document delivery/interlibrary loan service.