no options to install, or re-install, Word or LibreOffice. The only text visible on this box was a checkbox for "Use classics add citation dialog."

I am adding citations to a LibreOffice Writer document -Mac Mojave 10.14.3; Firefox 65.0.1 ; LibreOffice 6.1.2.1; Zotero 5.0.60.

Generally "Could not create java implementation loader" means that LibreOffice cannot initialise Java, because it's either not installed, not detected by LibreOffice or wrongly configured.

A member of the Zotero for Genealogy forum attempted to install the LibreOffice add-on and reports the problems below. What should we try?

But Zotero doesn't support OpenOffice, and hasn't in years. You should upgrade to LibreOffice, which is much better maintained and which Zotero supports.

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Zotero.org says that "It's not currently possible to transfer active citations between Google Docs and Word or LibreOffice, but we will be offering a workflow for converting documents between word pro

Removing the directory (C:\Users\AppData\Roaming\LibreOffice) works but makes user-defined templates disappeared as well. If anyone wants to preserve the templates, you could try removing C:\Users\App

Everything that was once wonderful about OpenOffice is now even better with LibreOffice. The original developers moved to LO early-on. Although the very reputable group Apache now owns the OO project

LibreOffice is essentially the updated version of Open Office.

version => 5.0.60, platform => MacIntel, oscpu => Intel Mac OS X 10.14, locale => zh-CN, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.60, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.60, extens

the middle of my master's thesis but I hope that LibreOffice is not to different from OpenOffice.

Like I said, Zotero does not support Open Office and hasn’t in years. Any partial functionality you might see on your laptop won’t be reliable, as Zotero relies on changes to the LibreOffice code made

Zotero does not support Open Office. Install LibreOffice instead, which is much more actively developed.

(5.0.17.SA.5.0.60, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.60, extension), Shockwave Flash (32.0.0.142, plugin)

In the latter case, and as there is also no way to export from Google to LibreOffice or Word preserving citation links, is there a way to revert to an older version of the plugin?

For Word, you need to save in DOCX or DOC. For LibreOffice, you need to save in ODT.

No, Zotero has plugins for Word and LibreOffice. You could potentially use the ODF Scan plugin to insert placeholder citations in a document saved as .odt and then use LibreOffice to convert the citat

version => 5.0.60, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 6.1; WOW64, locale => es-ES, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.60, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.60, extensio

We want to avoid platform-specific features unless it's a limit of a platform itself, that goes for Zotero on different OSes or citing on different word processors. We would still accept a PR for Word