Just to note, these days it's possible to move documents from Google Docs to Word or LibreOffice. Depending on what you're actually trying to accomplish, you may get better results doing that and then

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This discussion was created from comments split from: LibreOffice and Zotero cannot communicate :-( [solved].

I now have a similar problem. I use Mint and recently installed in my new notebook. Everything working OK. I installed Zotero from scratch, installed the LibreOffice extension, all the lastest version

I can confirm the linked fix in master fixed the problem for me. (I used the 7.6.0.1-1 build of libreoffice-dev-bin from the Arch User Repository.)

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You keep talking about "pages". There are no "pages" in Zotero or LibreOffice. Those are programs that run on your computer. All documentation is referring to those programs. You seem to be looking at

OK I've reinstalled LibreOffice in Zotero and that has made the Zotero icons appear in the tool bar on my Windows machine.. Great, now we'll see if they work.

The Toolbar would be in LibreOffice, not Zotero, and that's what View--> Toolbars refers to.

'Installing the Zotero LibreOffice plugin adds a Zotero toolbar to LibreOffice.'

We cannot provide support for LibreOffice master documents. We recommend merging documents directly instead of using LibreOffice's master document feature if you need Zotero citations.

The plugin adds a toolbar to LibreOffice.

Should I be seing a Zotero icon somewhere in LibreOffice when I have a document open? If I want to drop a citation into a doc, I'm not seeing where the link to Zotero is. I have restarted the machine.

Note that this isn't specific to Zotero. The plugin is a standard Java-based LibreOffice extension. Some functionality in LibreOffice just requires Java.

- Inserted text and zotero references in a libreoffice document (original)

Yes, of course. It works with Word, LibreOffice, and Google Docs. We haven't supported OpenOffice in years.

I have spent all day trying to get it to work with OpenOffice and LibreOffice.

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Zotero Tag (0.3.0, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.4.SA.6.0.26, extension), Zotero Word for Mac Integration (6.0.6.SA.6.0.26, extension), Zotero GPT (0.2.9, extension), Zotero Citatio

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