I'm very confused by your description. If you set the citation style in the Document Preferences in Word, you'd then cite using the "Add Citation" button, also in Word -- it's not clear if you're actu

I recently downloaded Zotero on a new machine and it appears locked in Chicago style for citations and references. In Word I went to Zotero - Document preferences- APA 7th edition, then Ok. Then I op

Can you reliably replicate this -- i.e. if you create a new docx in Word and roundtrip it as you describe, does this also happen?

If I open DOCX-files (made in Word, including Zotero entries, stored citations: As Bookmarks) I can use in LibreOffice. Also editing Zotero entries generates no issues. But on re-opening the then save

I guess this is more of a 'workflow' or 'best practices' kind of question than a technical question. I teach incoming students how to use Zotero and one of the challenges I see students have is search

What to do, if after copying different texts with in-text citations and citation lists into one document (parts of a thesis written separately and merged), same reference entries appear more than onc…

Word 16.78.3 and LibreOffice 7.6.4

Does it still not work i word online? Thanks, Joachim

The style has been updated to comply with the new guidelines: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/110712/inconsistant-bracket-using-zotero-ieee-referencing-on-word#latest

What version (full version number) of Word are you running? If you are running a Preview (Beta) build of Office/Word, you should report this to Microsoft, then switch to a non-preview build.

Please create new threads for your issues unless you are certain they are 100% identical. Submit a Report ID. See Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor Documents

This discussion was created from comments split from: Word crashes when citing.

Hello, I am trying to write a macro to automatically add the text cf. as a prefix in Zotero Word. So far I only have been able to insert the text normally, but not as a Zotero prefix. Is there any way

Zotero has started actin up like discussed in numerous threads here and in other forums here now. When clicking on the Add citation buttion in Zotero in Word, it either crashes immediately or as soon

I this test, I first tried "Add/Edit Citation" in Word, and I couldn't press into the search field in order to type. It was unresponsive. I can move the dialog around and switch to classic mode, but I

"Switch to a Different Word Processor …" button (in, say, a copy of the document we're actually working in). Combined with step 7 from your workflow above, this might also be a way of condensing steps

Question - Is there a way to highlight all in-text citations properly added using Zotero plugin on word? In other words, is there a way to separate citation superscripts from regular superscripts?

Hi, I have an issue with this as my institution's security settings have blocked the use of the Zotero Word plugin. Is there any chance to issue a new certificate?

Could you please help with updating the following word (Salmo salar) that should be in italic? while the bibliography are not in italic.

Whether such requests are taken up is not up to me, I'm not part of the Zotero team. I interpreted your original question as "how do I get italics without editing them in the Word document", and that