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There are two major challenges that I have been facing with Zotero, and I would appreciate any advice/support:
I have >100 citations in a shared Google Document and it takes several minutes (5-10 minutes) for citations to be edited/refreshed. When I reorganize sentences (copy and pasting), my citations are not refreshing properly. For example, citation will be out of order (#114 is in the first sentence and #1 in the second sentence). Both sentences are still linked to my shared Zotero library (not just like https://www.zotero.org/google-docs/?abc123, as is mentioned in the documentation, but as an active Zotero link with the "edit with Zotero" context-sensitive menu.
Sometimes my citations has become unlinked, and I select to re-link the citation to my Zotero library, there are now references with more than one citation #. For example, Reference X et al. will be cited in the bibliography as #68 and #102. The Zotero library does not have a duplicate reference, and there is only one X et al. reference.
There are two major challenges that I have been facing with Zotero, and I would appreciate any advice/support:
I have >100 citations in a shared Google Document and it takes several minutes (5-10 minutes) for citations to be edited/refreshed. When I reorganize sentences (copy and pasting), my citations are not refreshing properly. For example, citation will be out of order (#114 is in the first sentence and #1 in the second sentence). Both sentences are still linked to my shared Zotero library (not just like https://www.zotero.org/google-docs/?abc123, as is mentioned in the documentation, but as an active Zotero link with the "edit with Zotero" context-sensitive menu.
Sometimes my citations has become unlinked, and I select to re-link the citation to my Zotero library, there are now references with more than one citation #. For example, Reference X et al. will be cited in the bibliography as #68 and #102. The Zotero library does not have a duplicate reference, and there is only one X et al. reference.