I insist on this, since looking for a word in capital letters in a title actually ignores capital letters (it returns also titles with that word in lower letters) and also spaces (if I include that wo

But Zotero and word will share the full screen without choosing more space. So I dont know what's happening...

I'm wondering if an alternative approach to handling non-latin characters with the TTS engine would be possible? Currently when encountering a non-latin character it reads <language> letter <

Those errors are from Word, and they don't have anything to do with Zotero.

Zotero and Word are both updated. I have tried deleting and adding the citation back manually but nothing has changed. I have also tried if removing the name of the book series helps but that does not

When I was using Microsoft Word, I couldn't find the add - ins. Then the Word document gave me the following two error messages: "The server application, source file, or item cannot be found. Make sur

And then the word choice needs to be changed. But don’t quote me, I’m

My situation again: a .docx written in Word with citations linked to My Library, plus collaborators who needed to edit the document in Google Docs and add their own citations through a shared group li

For everyone begging for the Word online addin.

I mean, that's just not the case. There's a significant development cost to keeping a major interface working as other related parts (the collection/item trees, the citation processor, the word proces

Word hiện thông báo không kết nối được với zotero

You mean in the journal abbreviations field on in citations? Zotero automatically abbreviates journal titles when you use the word processor plugin with default settings, and I believe it'd get both o

Is it possible to group the bibliography into two such groups in Microsoft Word?

I was using Citavi on Windows and now I tried Zotero on Mac, but it does not work. It created once a link in Word, but since then when I try to add something it only updates the list with references a

Zotero uses a different system and doesn't use the Word-native citation tool (which is limited).

THEN, I "exported" the document back to word, and I received a document with the citations still there, but now using Word's wanky built-it citation tool (picture below for reference). Which is NOT VE

I mean, the zotero "preview" and the actual Word outcome are very different...

I'm grateful that you made it easier to update citations without breaking Word. That was a serious issue for me. But as you said, it's only "one of the main points" for using Zotero, not the only one

Do you have an Add Annotation button in the Zotero toolbar in Word?

It also supports multi-word tag autocomplete for manually adding tags. Unlike Zotero’s default first-word matching, you can type the beginning of any word in a tag (e.g. “gas”, “diff”, or “GDE”) and s