It's also possible I'm completely misunderstanding this. It supports markdown for basic formatting such as creating headlines or lists.
There is no toolbar or buttons or any of the other distractions typically found in a basic word processor. So for instance if I open Zotero on another device with the same directory structure for my notes, and the original note is updated (say because I'm using dropbox), will Zotero still retrieve the updated version of the attached note? Would be suuuuper cool if so. Just pick a folder to save your notes to and start typing the title of your first note in the Search or Create field at the top. This makes it seem like attached files might operate like linked files. I can find any note in my Notes folder on Dropbox using the nvALT omni-search bar: nvALT can search both a note’s title and its content. the location of my NValt notes) as well as saving the file in Zotero's own directory. On my Mac, I use nvALT fork of Notational Velocity. This only seems possible if when I attach a file Zotero is storing source directory info (i.e. Here's what seems like magic to me: when I edit notes I've already attached in Zotero in another program (I use NValt), and when I reopen the file in Zotero, it retrieves an updated version of the note. When the final 1.0.8 comes out, it should be able to use the original database, which Simplenote and/or Dropbox will have kept up-to-date. You will, however, lose your local tags (Simplenote tags will be fine). I have Zotero's unlimited storage option, and I store lots of pdfs and notes along with my citations. If you import from Dropbox, you can store both preference files in the Dropbox folder, and your notes will show back up from there. I have a question about file syncing-not exactly troubleshooting, more just looking for an explanation for something (good) Zotero seems to be doing that I don't understand.
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