Integration (6.0.7.SA.6.0.27, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.4.SA.6.0.27, extension)

You're just hitting performance limits on Zotero with Word for Mac. While it works fine for article or chapter-length pieces, it's super slow in large documents (I believe improvements are planned). B

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Hi, I'm doing my thesis for my PharmD and this has pissed me off for the entire day, I don't know why but I think when I copy/paste parts of my work that were divided into one main file I think somet…

Sure -- download them as .odt, run ODF Scan, open in LibreOffice, select a citation style and then follow the instructions to transfer to GDocs here: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents

We used to use the Scannable cite/LibreOffice workaround to finalize any documents which we had created collaboratively - initially - in GDocs in - finally - MS Word via LO. But there are so many exte

It's been a few years since I've looked at LibreOffice. I'll get myself reacquainted. Zotero integration is not optional for me.

@martinbphd Sorry about the trouble you're going through with your thesis. Just to add a quick note regarding citations unlinking in LibreOffice, that will happen if you copy and paste text with citat

You should switch back to Word or LibreOffice, and we can help you with any problems you encounter there. People write dissertations with the Zotero plugin in those word processors all the time, and a

Allow me to further endorse LibreOffice as the preferred writing software for Mac. It is free (open access) and has existed for over a decade. It is the next generation of OpenOffice. It is faster tha

If I could not use Word on Macs, I would switch to LibreOffice, which is a commonly used open source word processor. Zotero fully supports that.

I have LibreOffice and Word-Mac OS integration extensions. Are those plug-ins, the ones you've been talking about?

is to use the linux version on WSL and use libreoffice rather than MS Word (which is a bit inferior). Given that firefox for ARM64 is one of the very first native apps and runs very efficiently on AR

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If you open Document Preferences from the Zotero tab in Word are you storing citations as Bookmarks? If you are, that may have contributed to the issue. Bookmarks are prone to become corrupted and you

Zotero GPT (0.2.5, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.4.SA.6.0.26, extension), Zotero Word for Windows Integration (6.0.3.SA.6.0.26, extension), Zotero OCR (0.6.0, extension), Zotero PDF

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My original comment still applies. LibreOffice has thousands of extensions and expecting them all to issue updates for an optional cosmetic change is simply not reasonable, and also will almost certai

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I've updated the appropriate ticket regarding the new development. It seems like we'll be able to support fieldmarks in LibreOffice, which we are very much i

The new API introduced in the latest version of Libreoffice, offers new concept on how citations can be made for both .docx (most documents I work with requires this, with great limitations) and .odt