In a Word file, I have converted APA-style in-text citations to endnote style to meet a journal's requirements. Now, I need to revert it back to APA-style in-text citations. However, selecting the des

The "short" is set on the label of the "page" variable. That makes the word "page(s)" into its short form: "p./pp.". That has nothing to do with how the actual page variable is rendered.

See the official documentation here: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents_between_word_processors

Is there a way to covert citations MS Word understands to citations Libreoffice Writer understands without having access to MS Oftice at all?

Did some further investigations: Word has been zombified when Zotero chrashed several times. This is what caused Word to not open before rebooting Windows.

i know zotero does not set font and size of citation and bibliography and use "footnote text" and "bibliography" style from word but i think there is bug in it.

Is there a way to add a zotero library file to an existing reference list in word?

(And in your other thread you were talking about Word, which is totally unrelated to saving from your browser and confusing to anyone trying to help you.)

(While this is a clearer title, in the future please avoid don't creating duplicate threads for the same issue.)

If you can't even open a document, that's a Word problem and has nothing to do with Zotero. You'd have to say more what exactly you mean by that.

As of now the corrupted word-documents don't even open to investigate further - the joys of free and open source I guess - 3 days of hard work gone in seconds...

The template I have to use used to work in the past. Issues started with Word 365.

Word 365 latest

Hi! So, I use Zotero when citing from Google scholar. I have the plugin and everything needed. However, all of a sudden I can’t cite anything. Nothing goes to my Zotero citation section anymore for d…

I have a problem that has started occurring recently (i.e. was certainly not an issue before Christmas 2024). I am using the MHRA citation style (4th edition, note with bibliography). When I cite corr

to RTF, run RTF scan in Zotero, open the RTF in Word and copy/paste the entire document into Substack's editor. This works mostly OK, except that 1) the footnotes don't come in cleanly and 2) I get d

(Zotero 7 of course supports the latest version of Word.)

I tried to install the Word plugin but couldn't

But a complete letdown is exporting references to Word 2024, which is a nightmare. I tried to install the Word plugin but couldn't; maybe Zotero 7 doesn't support it. After spending hours, I found a s

February 2025, any word on some narrative citations?