I am using the word add-in with style CMS 18th edition (notes and bibliography). When the DOI is included in the entry, Zotero for some reason adds the words "ahead of print" to the note as follows

我在编辑好自己的引用格式之后，点击Add/Edit Bibliography，失败。提示“Zotero在更新文档时出错，您要查看故障排除说明吗？”

Word gives an error saying I need to check a box.

This is something to report to Microsoft, but we've been getting reports like this recently, and they are usually submitted by people who use spell checking in Word (perhaps especially with Germanic l

No software of any complexity has "no bugs", and we certainly can't guarantee "no bugs" for integration with third-party word processors outside of our control. In any case, if you'd like our help, yo

("A word processor integration command is already running" just means you already tried once and it hasn't finished, so there's nothing to try again and nothing to debug at that point until you restar

spinner. If I try again, I get the error: "A word processor integration command is already running."

Well, theoretically the Word VBA code could be translated into LibreOffice Basic, as suggested by tim820.

The bibliographic style is set through the document preferences of the word processor plugin https://www.zotero.org/support/libreoffice_writer_plugin_usage

This time around, my shared libraries aren't showing in the sidebar, though, but I cannot completely delete it and start again from a clean slate, using saved/exported library files onto my desktop. (

To test this, I just uninstalled Drawboard after deleting all its app data. I then set the default PDF app to Word, as shown below:

macOS with Microsoft Word for Mac (Microsoft 365, Version 16.111.2).

I have the same issue but editing bibliography the style or the norman style in Word does not fix it. My selected style "Bibliography" changes into "Bibliography + Times New Roman" every time the bibl

I'm hoping someone can help me track down a persistent crash. Whenever I try to insert a new citation into my Word document, Word crashes completely.

Hi datillman. Thanks for asking, and apologies for wording it weirdly. What I mean is that no matter what I change the windows 11 default app for PDFs to (whether DrawboardPDF or Adobe or Word) the on

Historian here, working on a monograph chapter. I usually specify document number in my citations, in addition to page number. I use mostly scholarly books and journal articles. I am hoping that a "do

I'm citing a YouTube video, and under CMoS the title is italicized. My problem is that one of the words in the title is misspelled, so I'm inserting [sic]. To prevent the word from being capitalized I

Writer and the Firefox browser flag these words as spelling/grammar errors, wrongly flagging them. While this is a minor issue on its own, for languages like Portuguese it adds an unnecessary layer o

You should report this to Microsoft via the Feedback button in Word. Having a consistent way to reproduce such a crash will help them fix it.

There is a VBA macro for MS Word which does that, but I don't believe anyone has done one for LibreOffice.