[2] „***Title of test item: type_document...***”.

This issue is caused by Word or even your system being unable to run AppleScript commands. A quick way to test this would be to open the Terminal.app, type osascript -e beep and press Enter. You shoul

Could you test dragging into Notepad?

As long as the file paths converge at some point (so you have G/something/anotherthing/Zotero/1234 on one computer and G/sthelse/anotherelse/Zotero/1234 on the second computer), setting the link to th

You’d want to test with the Zotero 7 beta.

Hmm okay I've confused myself, because I just went to test it and it isn't doing what I thought it would do - maybe I was sleep deprived and was making other mistakes - sorry, maybe my comments should

a new test: D1766873735

You want to test with an example with DOI (e.g. the Campbell and Peterson) -- you can cycle through different samples with the arrows at the top left

Test this out before you go too deeply, but I'm pretty sure this will work

Agreed, saw the issue and did a quick search only to find a thread from today and an update fix ready and waiting in Test Flight on iOS.

I can reproduce in a Windows 10 VM with only Zotero installed, with a different test account. So if anything is interfering, that would be a basic Windows process. I can scan through the Task Manager

I'm having the same experience in my MBP M1 2020 running the latest Z7 beta. It starts using around 600-800 MB, opening a couple of pdf books puts it well into the 1.5-2 GB range. By comparison, openi

I have now tested on both Ubuntu 22.04 and Windows 10 with the document you have sent us and it converts correctly. It could be related to the version of JDK/JRE you have installed, or some LibreOffic

Can you test this?

It does not wotk for me. I downloaded the beta for mac but now I do not see the menu option in Google Drive. How can I install it to Google drive to test if it is working? I am on Safari.

1) Make a test item with tag TestTag

How exactly are you adding citations? You need to use the Add/Edit Citation button from the Word plugin, followed by the Add/Edit Bibliography button. You can test this in a new document.

If you've still been having trouble and you're able to test in Firefox, please try that and let us know how it works for you.

Are you sure you have 10,000 footnotes? We don't really test Zotero with documents of that size and there may be issues, including just slow performance. There is little we can do about it, as it's a

Yes, all the recent problems with Google Docs have been due to a redesign that Google rolled out that unfortunately has made it much harder for Zotero to integrate properly. We've fixed most of the pr