Add any other information to your citation - by clicking on the citation in the red Zotero box you can add dates, page numbers, or notes to your citation. You can type the author, title, or any other information that is saved in your Zotero library. Start typing the information for your citation in the red box - Zotero will search for your item in your library while you type. Your first citation will launch the options box for the document, which can be accessed later as well with the "document preferences" button. If your printer doesn’t have this functionality, you’ll need to select the (2) “Manually Print on Both Sides” option.Navigate to the location of your citation in the text - the citation will be placed exactly where your cursor is, so be careful!Ĭlick on the "Add/Edit Citation" button - see the pictures on this page for examples on Mac or Windows. If you have a duplex printer, select (1) “Print on Both Sides” (and whether or not to flip the page on the long or short edge). Next, select the second option in the “Settings” group.Ī drop-down menu will appear, presenting a few different printing-style options. Select the “File” tab, then select “Print” found in the left-hand pane. Once you’ve finished composing your book, it’s time for printing. RELATED: How to Reduce the Size of a Microsoft Word Document Print Your Book or Booklet That’s fine-you can bind them into one book later. It’s also worth noting that, depending on the length of your document, you may need to split it up into multiple booklets due to the sheer size of the document. We’ll leave the content and add-ons to you-we’re just here to show you how to create the setup.
You may want to add a header or footer, create a table of contents, or give your book page numbers for easier navigation.
There’s a ton of stuff you can do from here depending on what you require for your book. The page setup for creating a book or booklet is now complete.
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