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

I can place a bibliography in a word document. However i need to format the bibliography so that it is numbered. I can manually number the entries using word, but because these entries (the citations)

Bonjour Je voudrais avoir PAR DÉFAUT la vue classique pour l'ajout des citations dans Word (quand je clique add/edit Citation), plutôt que de devoir, chaque fois, aller dans la liste déroulante pour

2) I started writing a paper in Word using RefWorks and want to transfer to Zotero. Is there a way to get Word to transfer the citations IN the Word document from RefWorks to Zotero?I don't mean trans

Thanks! I hope they will increase the functionality of Word online soon. It has many limitations...

No, we've continued to talk to Microsoft about this but the functionality we need in Word Online isn't yet available.

Seems older scientists prefer MS Word 2003 :-)

There is an updated plugin for MS Word 2003.

You'll need to say the problem is that you're experiencing, but if you're referring to word processor integration, see the message above.

The first thing you need to fix is getting the LibreOffice plugin to show up in Tools → Add-ons and the Cite → Word Processors pane of the preferences. That's the point of the extensions.json instruct

@yudisadiaz: But assuming you're referring to an error in Word, if it works in a new document but fails in an existing document, see Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor Documents.

When I go to "preferences" ===> "cite" ===> "word processors" , no libreoffice integration plugin available for installation appears in Zotero. Only option that appears is: "use classic add citation d

When I first downloaded it, it got no flag at all, just the word Retracted. A minute age I downloaded it again. For the 2nd attempt, it got the flag and has been automatically added to the Retracted f

After editing my MS Word document (on Mac) and adding new citations, the in-text referencing just restarts to (1) meaning that in my document, the references are incorrect as there is already a number

Support for citing in tables is hit-and-miss across different Word processors, although more often a miss. There is some code in the LibreOffice plugin codebase that attempts to handle citations in ta

Preferences and clicked Switch To a Different Word Processor, 5) clicked through the warning and waited for it to churn again, and 6) saved as a DOCX and ignored the confusing error message. Could Zo

For the abbreviation: They are only automatically generated if you use the word processor add-on. Otherwise Zotero uses whatever is in the journal abbr. field

You haven't said what citation style you're using, but again, if it's a numeric style you want to be using the word processor plugin. "Create Bibliography from Collection/Items" is appropriate for sty

reorder manually, you would need to use the word processor plugins and insert citations into your document as you write, and then you'll get a bibliography that reflects the order of citations in the

Hi, I have this problem. My whole bibliography in Microsoft Word is deleted but citations in text are still there. But when i click on "Add bibliography" nothing happened. My zotero library is untouch