to make it work smoothy on my side. I could use libreoffice but it is already for a more advanced stage of writing... So I decided to try something else from inside zotero. So that is where better-no

Zotero checks the first paragraph in the document to see if it has the text "ZOTERO_TRANSFER_DOCUMENT", and if it does, it initiates the procedure to convert it back into an active document version. I

I'm using LibreOffice and when I click a reference added by Zotero, it does not lead me to the corresponding bibliography (just like it's done with Wikipedia). What is the problem?

2. From LibreOffice, I opened the Navigator, deleted the "Bookmarks", and it is now working

I saved the file and opened it with LibreOffice.

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Zotero LibreOffice Integration

I use Zotero with LibreOffice to put citations

Yes it does, thanks. I've created a ticket to track this.

It would and I don't know why we don't do it. A quick search in the LibreOffice API docs reveals that there doesn't seem to be a way to control that, but the LibreOffice API is kind of complicated and

Sorry, but citing with track changes enabled will produce these errors. You can notify your colleagues by adding a comment when you change citations, but you should not even be editing or inserting ci

In LibreOffice, it's also fairly easy to accidentally modify a citation — there's a longstanding bug where if you start typing while the cursor is at the end of a citation, it will put the text within

I am using LibreOffice 7.3.5.

This discussion was created from comments split from: Issue with Libre Office Plugin on Ubuntu 22.04.

I use Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, LibreOffice 7.3.4.2 and the command "java -version" generates:

To open a csv file with a spreadsheet program, you can use LibreOffice Calc, then save the file as xlsx if you want to use Excel.

break all links to citations in existing Word/LibreOffice documents, so not ideal.

installed in this environment with some success (LibreOffice, etc.). Zotero is working just fine with its default data directory in ~/Zotero, but disk space is too limited for the ~1 TB of files that

They used LibreOffice Writer as a WYSIWYG editor, although I think that it tends to mangle one's HTML code.