- LibreOffice 6.1.0.3 (x64);

https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/5712/extension-installation-could-not-create-java-implementation-loader/

I just installed Zotero 5.0.55 on my laptop working with Windows 10. When trying to install the Zotero plug-in on LibreOffice 6, the message "Could not create Java implementation loader" is the only r

It depends on how narrowly you define "function of the word plugin". This would also apply for the other plugins (Libreoffice, Google Docs, etc.). Basically any time you're using Zotero to compose a d

version => 5.0.54, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => pt-PT, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.54, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.54, extensi

version => 5.0.53, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 6.3; WOW64, locale => fr-FR, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.53, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.53, extensio

@luigi.marongiuo You will have to try the same steps for JRE (re)installation as above. The error indicates LibreOffice being unable to use your JRE.

I got the same "Could not create java implementation loader." error. The icons for the plugin are in libreoffice writer but they dont work.

@lisaleine Before proceeding, you should repeat the step of saving the .odt file in LibreOffice with Bookmarks to .docx, then opening the document in Word and seeing if the conversion works now. If it

version => 5.0.54, platform => Linux x86_64, oscpu => Linux x86_64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.54, extensions => Zotero Better Bib(La)Tex (5.0.181, extension), Zotero automa

The version of the Zotero LibreOffice Integration component installed within LibreOffice, OpenOffice.org, or NeoOffice does not appear to match the version installed in Zotero. Please ensure both comp

I am using LO to run the Zotero scan, then I am saving to DOCX and Open in Word. When I try to Switch to Fields and then Switch to BB (citation style) I get this processing error message:

(5.0.15.SA.5.0.54, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.54, extension), RTF/ODF Scan for Zotero (2.0.37, extension), Shockwave Flash (21.0.0.226, plugin, disabled)

version => 5.0.54, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.54, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.54, extensi

I have this problem too, and have done all year. It is most frustrating, to say the least! I'm using Libreoffice 5.4.5.1 and the latest version of Zotero on a Mac running High Sierra 10.13.6 (17G65)

No, this is getting things confused. You want to make sure that the citations are working in LibreOffice before doing anything related to docx or odt.

1 and 2 have the same answer. You can't have citations in footnotes with bookmarks -- LibreOffice simply doesn't have that available. Best available workaround (and only option to get this into Word)

whenever I write documents (using LibreOffice) I add the metadata as new properties using terms from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Core . After exporting the document to PDF and adding it to Zo

Good work in debugging. You could try reporting this to the Document Foundation and seeing whether they have something to say. The issue is that when the Next Style is not the Style itself, the ParaS…

I've also played around with default styles and resetting LibreOffice to default (deleting ~/.config/libreoffice) to eliminate the possibility that there's common issue with styles I've created (e.g.