See http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddz3v93m_5fmmpc8hn for the error dialog

One example of a good use for this would be to write a "plugin" for google docs to use my Zotero library. Google does have a habit of making their applications hackable after all. And if they didn't,

I updated the google docs sheet...

I recently upgraded to OpenOffice 3.1 (in Ubuntu Linux). I'm using it in conjunction with the latest Zotero 1.5 beta and the latest OpenOffice plugin. I get the following error in documents with table

The key function is obviously compiling the reference list based on the citations within the text, and moving between different citation/reference formats. This obviously depends on the editor being u

Aside: I've for awhile been wondering if something like Google Docs doesn't provide a better way to gather feedback on work than the email-the-doc-around approach. Reason: it's collaborative, so that

I tried this out with google docs and it did not work consistently.

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3) "Google Zotero" - by this I mean a completely online version of zotero - Endnotes Web meets Google Docs meets Zotero

now google apps can open Gmail, Docs and Calender in Chrome, firefox can create any webpages to application,the advantage is that it is faster to open these apps, the window is very simple, and they

It will also be killer for quick collaboration using google docs.

(not attached docs, notes, etc) in Spotlight or Google Desktop?

Another request for info how to export Google Notebooks contents into Zotero. I am halfway finished with research on a book, and I have all of those files stored in Notebook. With the announcement o

is there a way to use Zotero with google docs to get the (author, date) citation style,

really nice work in general. i am trying to get completely off endnotes and google notebook, and hoping for a stable release in the near future.

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That's great for citation styles that use keys referring to a bibliography, but as bdarcus writes above, it makes it painful to convert a document to a footnoted style. The level of pain depends on …

This would be a simple way to allow people using anything from plain text files through to google docs to add correctly formatted author-date citations, without the need to build specific cite-while-y

This kind of stuff would also be of great help to users working in Google Docs and other environments missing a scripting layer. What is needed for such environments would be a simple Zotero extension

This kind of stuff would also be of great help to users working in Google Docs and other environments missing a scripting layer. What is needed for such environments would be a simple Zotero extension