Updating the OS wouldn't have made a difference. Opening and saving the file in Google Docs or any other non-Microsoft-Word software (that does not support word fields), or pressing Remove Field Codes

C:\Users\dbrea\Google Drive\Read\History\_Work\Qiqqa export library 170319\docs\Dunshea2016 - The road to Winwæd- Penda-s wars against Oswiu of Bernicia, c. 642 to c. 655.pdf

, filename = {C:\\Users\\dbrea\\Google Drive\\Read\\History\\_Work\\Qiqqa export library 170319\\docs\\Dunshea2016 - The road to Winw\aed- Penda-s wars against Oswiu of Bernicia, c. 642 to c. 655.pdf}

, filename = {C:\\Users\\dbrea\\Google Drive\\Read\\History\\_Work\\Qiqqa export library 170319\\docs\\Van Thienen2014 - A symbol for late Roman authority re-examined.pdf}

, filename = {C:\\Users\\dbrea\\Google Drive\\Read\\History\\_Work\\Qiqqa export library 170319\\docs\\Van Thienen2014 - A symbol for late Roman authority re-examined.pdf}

@laylazami this is not exactly related to the problem above. But in general, if they edit your .odt file in google docs, pages or other non-OpenOffice based software (LibreOffice, OpenOffice of NeoOff

(LibreOffice or any other non-Word software, really -- google docs, pages, etc.)

Is there any perspective of developing a plugin for Google Docs?

However the only thing missing from Zotero, is integration with Google Docs. People have been asking for this since 2009 (https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/docs/docs-community/KM

That is almost certainly the problem. Zotero uses Word Fields to store the reference information. Editors that don't support Fields (Google Docs, Apple Pages, Dropbox, Word Online) will break Zotero c

I've been naughty: I work on the paper in Google Docs, and then send it to MS Word in Windows. Could that be the problem?

Zotero would certainly like to have a native Google Docs plugin, but it is a relatively low priority for the core development team. They would welcome contributions from the community. There was some

Does the Zotero team have any plans to implement a plugin for Google Docs? I would also like to see that. I would be willing to help create the plugin, but first I'd like to know if anyone else is alr

edit: Hier koennt ihr sehen, wieviele Stile auf der Warteliste sind. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zc3Sl4JU7Ltu0Q55-OB0QYCJbYiguVXwpc_BzBLLZcA/edit#gid=0

I also would like to see fuller integration with Google Docs. I just tried F1000, and while I don't like some of the limitations on how it inserts citations, I very much like the ease of use while in

@bwiernik, sure. It's not the Word plugin itself, it's the way Paperpile works AND that it now supports Word. I don't like Google Docs so much, which is what Paperpile was originally developed for.

I have been working on a manuscript in Word (including Zotero citations) that I would now need to receive comments on from several other co-authors, who would have to edit the document in parallel/rea

not sure what you mean by "on Google" -- google docs? google drive? something else? We'd need a more detailed description of the functionality you're after.

Live, auto-updating citations do not work with Google docs. You need to stay in LO.

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/63789/zotero-and-google-docs