You'd want to ask them to make it possible for Zotero to create an integration plugin for Pages the way we can with Word and LibreOffice.

While troubleshooting, disable the Track Changes feature in Word/LibreOffice, as it can have complicated effects when working with Zotero. If Track Changes is enabled when you insert or modify a Zoter

No, you have to save as .docx, Word's default format. And if the reviewers are editing the file in LibreOffice, you'd have to switch to Bookmarks mode in the plugin's Document Preferences window, whic

The only other place that has *some* metadata would be documents in which you cited with the LibreOffice add-on

or Windows, getting Zotero to work with Word or Libreoffice, and finding the browser icon. The last couple of classes I received comments about how this is so much more complicated than installing a

It's generated by LibreOffice so it's best to ask them, but as far as I know it's the ReferenceMark unique object ID. The uniqueness of this ID is possibly why copying reference marks doesn't work as

(The LibreOffice extension is just a standard .oxt, though, so you can always install it manually, even if you have to copy the .oxt outside of a sandbox first.)

LibreOffice doesn't contain Zotero tab, so I can't use Zotero with LibreOffice on Debian 11. The Zotero version is 6.0.18, and it was installed by Snap shop. According to the site, I tried to install

version => 6.0.19, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => fr-FR, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.19, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.3.SA.6.0.19, extensio

When I look at the XML(content.xml) file created by LibreOffice, in reference mark I find "RNDQnu1bZfDwZ" at the end.

Right click on the snapshot > Select "Show File" > Then, right click on the html file > Select 'Open With' and you can use Word, LibreOffice, or whatever app that has a highlight tool > Make your anno

version => 6.0.19, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => da-DK, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.19, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.3.SA.6.0.19, extensio

this may not work very well. See https://help.libreoffice.org/6.2/en-US/text/shared/guide/redlining_docmerge.html

version => 6.0.19, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.19, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.3.SA.6.0.19, extensio

version => 6.0.19, platform => MacIntel, oscpu => Intel Mac OS X 10.16, locale => en-GB, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.19, extensions => ZotFile (5.1.2, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integrati

Google Docs doesn't support endnotes. You can use a bibliography style or write with footnotes and then transfer the document to Word or LibreOffice and convert the footnotes into endnotes.

The connection that Mac Word provides for Zotero and similar tools is much slower than the comparable ones on Word for Windows and LibreOffice. I don't believe there's much improvement in sight.

since version 7.4.2 of LibreOffice the six icons of the Zotero plugin (version 6.0.3) are added to the main symbol menu (format) list and therefore move all other - important - icons to the right.

I was reading the doc to create a keyboard shortcut for LibreOffice here: https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_shortcuts

"This is controlled by the Bibliography formatting style in Word or LibreOffice. Modify the style for "Bibliography" (Word) or "Bibliography1" (LO) and change the font."