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• This trick also worked for me on the Standalone Alpha (2.1a2) and OpenOffice (3.2.1) on a mac. Thanks :)

  in Neo-/LibreOffice Firefox could not load the component required Comment by thoms January 23, 2011
• Nobody ever responded, but I'm impressed that everything worked well as soon as everything came out. Bravo!

  in Looming updates for browsers and word processors Comment by thoms February 13, 2010
• I'm having problems as well, on a cleanly installed Firefox 3.5.6 on a Mac with Zotero 2.0b76. Reported under error number 1721647666. Thanks!

  in LexisNexis Academic Comment by thoms December 31, 2009
• Another option is to keep your existing Firefox 2 profile on portable Firefox (on jump drive or disk image). Depending on how large your collection is, you might need quite a bit of space. Whenever you need to do some citing, just quit Firefox 3 an…

  in Firefox 3 compatibility Comment by thoms April 20, 2008
• Thanks for the status update on both the plugin and extension compatibility. The help offer still stands--whenever you might need it. Thanks for all the hard work!

  in Using trunk xpi with success on FF3, but Openoffice plugin incompatible Comment by thoms March 18, 2008
• I'd also like to volunteer. I have the latest trunk version and am set up to test pretty much anything on the mac: Neooffice, recent builds of OpenOffice Aqua, OpenOffice X11 release, and Microsoft Word X/2004/2008.

  in Using trunk xpi with success on FF3, but Openoffice plugin incompatible Comment by thoms March 18, 2008
• Be sure to check out this thread: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/1270/

  in How to deal with the 'read only' error in OpenOffice pluggin? Comment by thoms November 15, 2007
• Bravo! Fixed the problem using the NeoOffice 1.0b1 extension on my mac.

  in OpenOffice extension not working Comment by thoms November 13, 2007
• Agreed that SSRN would be a valuable addition. For now, it's possible to export a citation in EndNote style and then re-import it. On my machine, Zotero doesn't "catch" the export (I need to save the file and then import it), but it's still faster…

  in SSRN Comment by thoms April 30, 2007
• I'd agree that Hein is a necessary resource within the legal community... perhaps we could use this thread to create a list of sites that are often used by legal researchers. My votes are below (Including a few that overlap into other disciplines). …

  in Hein Online (and a general thumbs up) Comment by thoms March 23, 2007
• Thanks for the offer, Bill. At this point, I guess I'd rather wait it out until the devs figure out just how they're going to handle the legal item types. Keep up the good work, -john

  in FindLaw Comment by thoms March 23, 2007
• Bill, It's good to see that you're able to get good data out somewhere. In my perspective, since the content is the same for cases/statutes/etc, it makes sense to use and document whatever sites works best (for now). Is the Cornell translato…

  in FindLaw Comment by thoms March 12, 2007
• I'll second this. I have access to Lexis, but FindLaw is great for quickly grabbing a case (http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/). I remember hearing at some point that Thomson puts these materials freely online to avoid running into any liabilities as f…

  in FindLaw Comment by thoms February 27, 2007