(5.0.10.SA.5.0.35.1, extension), Zotero Word for Windows Integration (5.0.8.SA.5.0.35.1, extension)

Thanks Adam -- I just double-checked, and that takes me to where I have been, and the Zotero file is in that startup file, along with some other add ins which do appear in their tabs when I start Word

Right, that's where the Zotero.dotm is, but you should confirm that's actually where Word is looking as it appears not to pick it up. That's the second para on https://www.zotero.org/support/word_proc

I showed hidden folders in the explorer, went to appdata and user and Word and there it was. I have a screencap of path, but can't post it here.

We have not got reports about this before and I'm not sure whether it's because such a rarely-used feature, or because it's been recently added, but I've created a ticket to track it.

Hi all. I just spent a while searching for how to get the Zotero tab to show in Word. The documentation was great n getting me to where it is stored in my file tree. But the only way I can get it to a

I'm using Microsoft Word 2019 with the Zotero ribbon from the Zotero.dotm file, which is located in the default startup folder. Our Zotero version is 6.0.19 and I'm on Windows 10.

That'd be part of your word processor -- Word e.g. just has separate insert functions for the two -- nothing to do with Zotero.

Du kannst ja im word processor plugin auswählen ob Du Seite, Paragraph, Artikel, etc. angibst. Du solltest für APA defintiv die relevante, präzise Stelle im Text angeben, unabhängig ob das über Paragr

Before typing my last reply, I deleted all of the stored files. I opened a Word doc through Zotero and watched as a new subfolder appeared in the Zotero/Stored subfolder.

Opening the Word doc from Zotero does not create a new attachment. However, the file path is changed to Zotero/Stored

Opening the Word doc from Zotero does not create a new attachment. However, the file path is changed to Zotero/Stored and when I save the file, it is saved to that location. I will work around this

(Though using manual linked files for Word documents is fine, and can be preferable. We don't generally recommend storing actively edited Word documents as stored files, since changes on multiple comp

Again, Zotero always and only saves stored files for regular saves. ZotFile converts saved stored files to linked files, but that has nothing to do with Zotero itself. I have Word documents saved in m

I have Word documents saved in my Library as stand alone entries. When I open them through Zotero, a new folder is created in the Stored subfile and Word then saves to there rather than to the origin

Not in word. It does show the two of them separately in the online and desktop version.... but doesnt show any papers stored in the second group in the Word document

But when I try to do it using the Zotero tab of Word, it always picks papers from only the first group. This time i want to use the second one. For example:

No, sorry. Zotero footnote styles just use Word footnotes (and then insert citations into them) so there's not actually such a thing as a "Zotero footnote".

Just wondering if it's possible to use Zotero for Word footnotes in manner that the footnote text does note reference anything from the library.

When i work on a word document for some time and then i save it, after some time citations aren't document internal links anymore, they become simple text. Leaving the document open or closed doesn't