Only if you have already cited them using the word processor add-on. If you haven't, and are just _planning_ on doing so, none of this applies.

So, for an example what wouldn't work: you inserted a citation from the original group into a Word document of an article ahead of print. You then drag the items to the group. Now you want to update t

We're just talking about the links between existing citations in documents creating using the word processor plugins and the items in the library. You can continue to use the citations in the document

I need to delete the old internal citations and then re-add them? Can't I just copy and paste the entire doc into a fresh word doc?

Or are you saying add all the references one by one to a blank word doc? That would be, well, tough.

But I'm not sure I understand. I used the word add-on originally. But can I copy the entire article to a new word document? Is there any way to delete the fake library it seems to be referencing?

How about inserting the citation in a new document with the Word add-on? I'd assume those look right, too. If that's the case, the ones above are generated from old metadata in the Word documents, lik

The bibliography produced by the plugin uses the "Bibliography" text style in Word. If the style was modified by you or someone else, then the bibliography will be formatted incorrectly. You can reset

I'm afraid the ones where you're seeing the field codes are totally corrupted. You can see that some of them don't even have valid footnote numbers — they have other random characters. So something th

I've been getting the following crash report a lot over the last couple of days! It happened four times today alone. I use Zotero 7 with Microsoft Word on my Mac. Word has been super laggy too, and I

reference entries in notes always begin with the word 'entry', this format cannot be alphabetized within a bibliography. I have therefore assumed that their intent is to omit unsigned reference entri

For the past couple of months, I’ve noticed an issue when generating a bibliography in MS Word from existing citations. Zotero outputs the references with incorrect formatting—the alignment is off, an

I am also unable to select the "Citation Style" in the "Document Preferences" under the "Zotero" tab on Word 16.100.1 for my draft document (I get an error message), but I can select a Citation Style

It sounds like you are looking for a numeric style, like Vancouver, rather than a footnote style. Change your style in the Document Preferences window in the Zotero tab in Word.

This is controlled by the reference style https://www.zotero.org/support/styles , set in the document preferences of the word processor plugin .

Hello! I am unable to add new citations to a long Word document I previously added multiple citations to via the "Add/Edit Citations" button in the Zotero tab. Now, when I click on that button, the Ad

Or, does Zotero use a secret spam or bad word filter that disables introduction for suspicious users? If so, please unblock my account as I believe it's a false positive.

When I remove Zotero.dotm from the Startup/Word folder and restart Word, it disappears from Templates and Add-ins.

with the document itself is laggy, that's a Word issue, not a Zotero one. It's not impossible that a Zotero citation — or, more specifically, some of the embedded item metadata in a Zotero citation —

(but note this will break connections to items cited with the word processor add-on, if you have already done that)