Enchancing RTF scan to work with Zotero keys (like this) would give you very workable integration with Google Docs.

The way forward for google docs - just like all other non Word/LibreOffice word processors - is an improved RTF-scan

I have a feature request that might aid in the Google Docs Integration. I know there is currently a Zotero plugin out there in the Chrome App Store. I would recommend enhancing this a bit so that it

Ok. I started everything all over again. Disabled sync (because that sometimes takes a while and then I get an error message that I have to wait until the syncing stops). Opened Firefox with the error

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-opIuO3xlZsc3h6UGNzT2VvUk0

Here you can see a screenshot of the search https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-opIuO3xlZsc3h6UGNzT2VvUk0. The URL is http://web.ebscohost.com.library3.webster.edu/ehost/

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12qbm56bE_ExDbszbrG7CT8IVNTU39VYz4RlEJD49Yuk/edit

https://docs.google.com/document/d/12qbm56bE_ExDbszbrG7CT8IVNTU39VYz4RlEJD49Yuk/edit

I am extremely eager to use Google Docs the whole way from starting to submitting the very last (really last) version of a manuscript (sometimes to the subsequent journals if at first rejected). I see

I also have long been noticing that Google Docs creates rtf files which cannot be immediately scanned by Zotero. The files are formatted as a single line somehow, and maybe there lies the problem (?).

Hi, I'm curious if the issue that qztseng has been resolved. I've made my own .json file, and downloaded his massive one (https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4OI8S-ZuErIR2lRYThVOEN5X1k) , and in both ca

what existing style comes closest - https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-opIuO3xlZsYkV4dXVfVm1PYWM)? Then we can use that to make the necessary changes over the next few days (and of course deposit it

http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/23349/google-docs-new-research-feature/

Google docs just got a perfect upgrade - it allows you to search scientific articles as you write and insert citations (as footnotes) instantly.

Google Docs pre-2010 was a fancy HTML editor with a contenteditable div. It was possible to insert arbitrary HTML into it, so yes, we could implement fields.

Edit: I am sorry, I saw that there is already an actual request. Interestingly I was not able to find it with the search of this forums. I found it linked in Google groups. So this Post is marked for

I created a request thread in Google Docs group. http://goo.gl/VHXHe

I posted a comment on Google+ asking for adding this API feature to their Google Docs. It would be a good idea for other people to ask. The more people ask the better the chance we have to get those A

As far as I've been able to tell, the way they insert citations is by inserting formatted text and then ignoring where it came from, which is no different than drag/drop from the zotero client (except

Google docs has just integrated a new feature which they call the "Research tool" - described here : https://support.google.com/docs/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2481802&p=documents_research