If that isn't indented, something isn't working right with your clipboard. Safe to RTF or, if copying to Word, try one of the other paste options

This trick works fine when you create a bibliography from your word processing software. But it doesn't seem to be the case when you create a bibliography by right-clicking a collection in your Zotero

I need to extract all the references that have been cited in a particular document - to then export as a RIS file.

comparison to how the Zotero plugin works in MS Word (I am also new to markdown editors and how they play with Zotero).

Live citations and bibliographies in Word require using the Zotero plugin in Word. It will not be possible to create the complex fields that Word requires by drag and drop, no.

This won't work, yes. Drag and Shift+drag give you just the citation as text, no connection to Zotero. The Word add-on is the only way to do that.

I've been trying to work out how to dragging or copy citations into Word because it seems it would be considerably faster than using the Add/Edit Citation dialogue in some circumstances (my library is

can try reinstalling the plugin from the Cite → Word Processors pane of the Zotero preferences, and if that fails follow the manual installation steps.

Since I updated to beta, the word plugin claims as beeing outdated. Can / Should I update the word plugin too?

If you drag and drop the items piecemeal, when you are done, you can select all of the items in Word and then use Word’s Sort function to sort alphabetically

Citations (and bibliography) can be generated in web library for selected items, there are buttons in the toolbar and you can copy the output to the clipboard and then paste to Word or Google Docs. Th

I'm afraid we can't provide much guidance on that. It's possible your IT department is blocking template/add-in installation, or there could be some other problem with your Word installation. I'd star

Things will be humming along fine citing with Zotero in Word for Windows (10 and 11). But then, seemingly inexplicably, I won't be able to insert or edit existing citations. The Zotero toolbar remains

I have tried everything. May be the issue is with M1 chip on the mac. Even running word through rosetta doesn't solve the problem. I have submitted a debug output.

In Word 2016, the Zotero tab is missing. Well, not completely: there is an empty tab there and when I click in that empty space I get into the Zotero tab (still untitled). However, none of the buttons

I don't know if it is applicable to you, but for me using Word 2019, I found the following info and made my in-text citation grey (better than nothing):

See Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor Documents

When I insert note from the plugin, the citation is visible.

https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/to-be-more-successful-follow-elon-musks-advice-redefine-word-rude.html?cid=sf01002&fbclid=IwAR13TxALEwlXpoBigrlygGwSnh4te778CeCaTu3FqVKUo

@salmonlaw, this isn't something anyone else has reported. Does this happen in a new document as well, or only a specific existing document? If the latter, see Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor