Does it work if you restart Zotero between working in LibreOffice and Word on the same document?

Are your citations stored as ReferenceMarks or Bookmarks? To check, click Document Preferences in Zotero toolbar in LibreOffice in the document you're working on.

Great. 5.0.14 is correct for the LibreOffice Add-in. The different numbers are a legacy of when Zotero for Firefox existed. The add-in will automatically update with Zotero.

@adomasven THANKS! Reinstalling the add-on did the trick. Not only that, but LibreOffice (and maybe Zotero as well) seem to start much faster!!! The add on I have now is 5.0.14, while Zotero is 5.0.55

@bwiernik @adomasven Thanks, I have been trying different things and I guess there is something wrong with either my specific case. I can't tell if the culprit is Zotero or Libreoffice though.

I'm writing a paper in the .odt format in LibreOffice but will have to ultimately export it to a docx file for my supervisors. Unfortunately, my references are not transferring to the .docx file and t

In the Cite pane of Zotero preferences, click Word Processors, then click Re-install LibreOffice plugin.

Thank you ! But now I have installed LibreOffice and I don't find the extension in LibreOffice. I looked in the settings of the extension on zotero and it is activated. I do not know how to make it ap

OpenOffice isn't supported, and hasn't been in years. You should install LibreOffice, which is much more actively developed.

@DO_part73 You should go into Zotero Preferences -> Cite -> Word Processors and reinstall the Zotero plugin, then restart LibreOffice. We had released an earlier version of the LO plugin that had the

Thank you for correcting me, bwiernik. I use Word for Mac. I will remove what I wrote above to avoid confusion. I'm not sure what the issue is then for LibreOffice that the OP was asking about!

That’s not really accurate. In LibreOffice, you can use undo normally with Zotero—all Zotero changes will be undone at once. In Word for Windows, the same. Word for Mac doesn’t let add-ins package the

I'm running Zotero 5.0.55 on LibreOffice 6.0.11, on Linux 64-bit.

- LibreOffice 6.1.1.1 (Build ID: 1:6.1.1~rc1-2~bpo9+1)

version => 5.0.55, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.55, extensions => Zotero Word for Windows Integration (5.0.8.SA.5.0.55, ext

version => 5.0.55, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.55, extensions => Zutilo Utility for Zotero (2.0.4, extension), Zotero Word

@lisaleine You will not be able to convert footnote based citations to bookmarks, so as bwiernik advised in your other thread, you will need to select Chicago Author Date in LibreOffice, then select t

Like I said in my previous post, this appears to be a very unusual bug where you are seeing the LibreOffice dialog in Word. We will need to wait for the Zotero developer to weigh in if he has a sugges

would remain in-text once I opened in the ODT in LibreOffice. But no, LO made the references into footnotes, which put me right back where I was before. It looks like I can't draft in Scrivener and

the Word integration add-on "picker", or in LibreOffice][but not for me at least recently through the RTF/ODF Scan] and I know that a couple of other managers just don't do BlueBook the way Zotero do