I opened the resulting file in LibreOffice and clicked "Refresh".

I'm going to use LibreOffice with Bookmarks citation to share a document with a colleague who uses Microsoft Word.

You can just see this for yourself by reopening the plugin’s Document Preferences window in LibreOffice, but: ReferenceMarks. That’s the whole point of using the transfer method instead of bookmarks:

Then I'm going to open it in LibreOffice and restore the citations.

It's complicated, due to various LO bugs: * On macOS, LibreOffice 6.4 and 7.1+ work with all JDK versions up to JDK 17.0.2. LO 7.3.5 fixes compatibility with JDK versions above 17.0.2. LibreOffice 7.0

Zotero 6.0.8 is linking well with LibreOffice but not with Microsoft Word in Windows 11

Thank you for the fast response. I looked closer and my compilation through LibreOffice was only detecting the headings and sections where there is no citation, hence the error. I change the compilati

Could you say exactly at what step you're getting that error and what workflow you're using? I'm typically expecting you to use ODF Scan *before* going to LibreOffice, but might be missing something.

What I was doing: I compiled my document using LibreOffice and my next step was to run the ODF scan when I received the error. I restarted Zotero and LibreOffice and tried it again with the same resul

I have the same problem. I tried 3 other JDK, but LibreOffice doesn't recognize them und says, there was no JAVA installed. It is a Problem of LibreOffice, but LO Support is not responsible for the Pl

I have these addons install: Better bibtex, Zotfile, Zotero LibreOffice integration, Zotero Word for Mac integration. But the issue still happens after disabling all addons.

@adamsmith thanks. Because I'm importing text from Scrivener to markdown then libreoffice (via pandoc) - and my citation markers are in-text and then changed by Zotero to footnote later - it would be

https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/54754/solved-zotero-changes-formatting-in-libreoffice#latest

Indeed it is much faster than before but still a bit slower than native LibreOffice integration IMHO.

version => 6.0.7, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => it-IT, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 6.0.7, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (6.0.0.SA.6.0.7, extension),

If you continue to receive the error after deleting extensions.json, go to Tools → Add-ons in Zotero and make sure the Word and LibreOffice plugins are enabled. If they show as disabled, enable them.

No, that's fine. In Word and LibreOffice, that just works. In Google Docs, you have to be sure to use cut/paste rather than dragging.

Is there any automatic way to add tags to Zotero's items that are in a LibreOffice Bibliography?

To be able to use Zotero in LibreOffice and to cite it properly, ie, only the chapter that I need, i have to duplicate a record with Zutilo to create a book chapter from a book item. But then, I have

It would be nice if one could filter with tags.