The big issue with unlinked documents is that if you use Word's compare document feature, which is incredibly useful to merge track changes back in, if one of the two documents has unlinked citations,

A chapter in my thesis was about effectively and efficiently searching literature databases. My otherwise quite good editor didn't like the word "disambiguation" and went to great lengths to replace t

to help. Otherwise see Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor Documents

I reopened a Word file in which I had used Zotero for the bibliography, and I would like to add some references, but the count restarts from 1, as if it doesn't recognize the presence of a bibliograph

Deleting it from Zotero will just leave an orphaned citation in Word — that's not what you want to do.

Track changes in Word has been reported to sometimes cause issues with live Zotero citations ...

I believe they will return the Word document with "track changes", so I was just thinking it would be a lot easier to go through the comments/changes and then continue in that document with the Zotero

Are the proofreaders going to send you a copy back with word processor changes marked? Inked editor markings? Use your own judgment to determine which recommendations to follow and which to ignore. In

Zotero does NOT change the paragraph style in Word or Writer when the bibliography is first inserted.

If you encounter a broken document, please create a new thread in the Zotero Forums so we can attempt to fix the issue. Be sure to include a Report ID from Zotero, your operating system and Word versi

If the plugin is working for you in a new document, you'll need to follow the Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor Documents steps to the end for your existing document. Note in particular the las

Or maybe you're just seeing Word field codes?

I set the MS Word Bibliography and Writer Bibliography 1 styles to have no indenting and space after them. When I make Zotero insert the Bibliography details from scratch, the paragraph styles are NOT

Zotero does NOT change the paragraph style in Word or Writer when the bibliography is first inserted.

I'm wondering if this is some weird permissions issue related to company security policies, which seem like the most likely culprit to me. The only OneDrive issues I'm aware of are related to Word int

i've been trying for the past few days to problem solve with MS Word Community why Word for Mac 16.81 (23112712) on MacOS 14.1.1 (23B81) keeps crashing.

When you choose a citation style from Zotero Document Preferences in either Word or LibreOffice, Zotero will change the Bibliography paragraph style of that document, and apply it to the bibliography

The one I originally described is my own book, created in Word and converted to an EPUB in Calibre as a test of the EPUB reader. It has screenprints throughout, which need to be readable--and are in C

I wasn't clear enough. I'm not referring to choosing different citation styles in Zotero, I was referring to the bibliography paragraph style in Word & LibreOffice. If the bibliography paragraph style

When I refreshed, a citation in a text that I had removed, still appeared in my reference list in Word. After several attempts I deleted the title from Zotero. I checked and it does not show in Zotero