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

Maybe Zotero should offer an online editor, like Google docs, but designed specifically for scholars. If it was designed to work only with the 3 or 4 most popular reference styles, it might not be too

found a minor bug on Sync preview: I had no problems dragging/dropping references on google docs on a mac, but it wouldn't allow me to do the same on a PC, both running firefox 3.03. Any ideas?

Instead of using Google docs you can have Word flatten all your fields. Simply select all and click Ctrl-Shift-F9. Keep in mind that your document will no longer be connected to your Zotero database,

Here's the work-around I devised: upload the finished file to Google Docs and then resave it as a Word file. That will strip out all the extra stuff but of course remove the ability to communicate bet

Here's the work-around I devised: upload the finished file to Google Docs and then resave it as a Word file. That will strip out all the extra stuff but of course remove the ability to communicate bet

notes to fasten my learning process. Take e.g. Google Docs - they offer a very limited yet useful set of basic formatting tasks (bold, italics, font color, lists). If you don't want to use it, then s

Since Skydrive, Google Docs, Acrobat.com are offering online space for file storage especially .pdf files, I am just wondering if ZOTERO can be made to access these major sites so that we can store an

Sorry, I'm probably doing something wrong, but I can't copy citations in the google docs using the shortcut keys in preferces. Some of the shortcuts work (e.g. close/open the window), but others don't

While the perfect solution someday might be some kind of Internet disk storage, I was using a new extension that uploads and downloads documents to Google docs at the click of an up and down arrow. It

To me this is an unacceptable state of affairs, and I'm trying where I can to enhance citation support in other contexts as well; for example, in markup languages like markdown. Ultimately, we need re

Also, I think applications like Zotero should be easily able to integrate into ANY editing solution: AbiWord, Google Docs, emacs, etc. etc. But just for the record, I think it's likely that the best w

For the time being you can drag and drop citations (as seen in the screencast) into Google docs just as you can with any text field. It is not currently part of our plan to develop more robust interac

eliotmcintire: your assessment is correct, but the place to complain is really Google. I'm surprised at how little progress we've seen in Google Docs given their resources.

google docs is better than word in that it keeps version history for your file, so you don't worry about messing up your file at times or the file crashes, but it seems I can't use it to write academi

Here are two records of the same book, the first downloaded and pasted into a Google Docs document as is, and the following as edited by me by adding data from the WorldCat listing and formatting a bi

Ideally, it would also be possible to jump to the use of these search terms in docs. I can't find a way of doing this. (Or seeing them highlighted a la Google PDF text renderings.) Even more ideally (