FWIW, I heard from someone at Google that it's possible to do this using App Script. My suggestion if anyone did want to look into coding this is to try to do it in such a way that the logic happened

any update on this? Google docs has made a lot of improvements recently, is zotero integration one of them?

the thing is, i am writing my dissertation on google docs, not word... in any case, you answered my question: i will need to write them manually.

There's an ongoing push for better dev docs.

The 1st is before I cleared the localstore.rdf...: https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-DTzRetdtnmOWI1NGM3YjMtMDY0MC00ODlmLWE0NGItN2U5ZTQ0MmZlMTQ1&hl=en&authkey=CMOUgNoD

Docs on the Zotero API aren't much more encouraging.

I just tried this out in google docs and it works perfectly for journal articles!

Like kithairon above, I would also like to voice user interest in a more reliable RTF scan feature from Zotero. I do most of my writing in google docs because I never find myself in one place througho

I've had a similar problem but found a work around. This may not work for you since it seems that your not using google docs. My work flow was as such:

http://code.google.com/apis/documents/docs/developers_guide.html

See e.g. http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Docs/thread?tid=12c63f69794657dd&hl=en

Merci pour vos commentaires, le style mis à jour est disponible là : https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B50fj8z1KLPsZGYwZTU4ODEtYzM2Yy00YzMzLTkzZGEtMjdmMDM5NDA0Y2Nm&sort=name&layout=list&num=50 (janvier

Thanks for speedy reply. This feature is great. Unfortunately, when I test it with FF 3.6.13; Zotero 2.0.9 and either Word 2007 or an RTF created by Google docs, I get an error message when I try to o

it works in any document type including Google docs. When you are ready to create a bibliography, a parser (either web-based on located in a client word process plugin) parses the document to create

but don't know much. I'd appreciate pointers to docs, or other advice, regarding how to migrate most performantly from FF to ZE or Chrome or Something Completely Different (that runs on Ubuntu).

taken a very long time. I continued working on Google docs - the window had been opened all along. When both zotero and Google docs stopped, google offered a window. There was an exclamation point ne

Firefox did not crash. The sync was taking very long. I continued working in Google docs. Both came back with error messages after a few minutes. The error message in Google docs required me to reload

I don't know what happened. I was in Google docs while trying to synchronize. Google docs stopped working as well.

Random thought, but I wonder if Google Docs could be useful?

For the first hand material, I was leaning towards simply using google docs or google sites and leaving it private to the two of us. Then we can use Zotero to tag and annotate those materials so that