Hello, I`m justing testing RTF-Scan (rtfscan) with a very simple, very short RTF-File from Google Docs. It does not work, the references do not show up. When I open this RTF-File in Wordpad (preinstal

add-on that Frank and I wrote for authoring in Google Docs, Scrivener and other ODF-capable editors:

Zotero has the plugin for MS Word and for Libre/Open/NeoOffice. It would be nice to have a plugin for Google Docs too. I do not know how it can be done, but Colwiz has it and its plugin works well.

I don't see why you wouldn't benefit from the ability search across groups in Zotero for your workflow: search for an item, then drag to gdoc. In Word integration, search across libraries exists alrea

I still happen to think that hierarchical groups make more sense than searching across non-hierarchical groups, because on Google Docs we just can't do that. If we were working in Microsoft Word - the

individual Zotero accounts. So when we work with Google Docs, we're usually logged into our individual accounts (which we see in 'My Library'), but we also see the group libraries that we have been i

Here's our use case. We have a large 'distributed' research project with a number of work packages and with different teams working on different work packages. We created a separate group library for

I'm new to Zotero. I write a political blog and have been using Google Docs research feature, which I love because it allows me to do research inside my document and then link or cite the source I wa

It does allow inverting citation markers in google docs and the rest is done after exporting to Libre office. It is a useful workaround, that still allows multiple authors to collaborate on a paper in

Please provide the actual output you're getting using ctrl+shift+a here (i.e. just paste it here instead of google docs.) Also, please check and describe which style you have selected under Export -->

I am trying inserting a citation from Zotero addon in Firefox into a google doc for the first time and it doesn't work as described in youtube videos and on the site.

Help me understand the workflow. Prepare the paper in a foreign word processor, e.g. Google Docs, pasting the citations in using the ODF scan export format. Next, save the file as a WORD doc and run i

Thanks. I prepare the translation of Tips and Tricks to the Czech (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ORVb-8RH5nqIXyQSGzGUxFkW_J1dWSlccBOyWXTZQ3s/edit?usp=sharing), but I cannot create the Czech

doesn't work for me either on FF 45, 4.0.29.3 on Windows and has nothing to do with Google Docs (fails here and to Word too).

So at this point it doesn't sound like they're containing any Zotero-linked citations at all. The most common reason that occurs is if they're saved in an incompatible file format (.odt or .rtf) or if

Another discouraging factor is that the internal code of Google Docs could change at any time. With software as a service, there is no way to go back to the old version if the provider decides it (and

I have a collaborative group who wish to use Google Docs as a central repository and presumably for collaborative editing sessions. However, editing a WORD doc in Google Docs strips the citation codes

It's been a long time since I've used a desktop word processor - everything I do is in the cloud (google docs, authorea, ...) which is why I wasn't aware of the features you listed. I'm trying to use

Also, it would be very helpful if someone could compile a spreadsheet for journals that use composite references (e.g. via a public Google Docs spreadsheet). Ideally it would list, per journal: the jo

I don't think you'll be able to take a snapshot of a google doc. The code running those is way too complicated for snapshots to work. You can, obviously, use google drive itself to save google docs, i