Could @SimonSchwarzwald, @souvenir, or @dstark send a small snippet document where you can reproduce this problem to support@zotero.org with a link to this thread. Make sure you include your full Word

Report 1497310588 I am using a Windows 10 system, Zotero version 5.0.96.3, pasting a copy of the bibliography into Word (we are not allowed to submit files with the Zotero integrated bibliography).

I've been using Zotero for a few years now, and the issue of being super slow popped up just a few months ago (FYI I use Windows and don't run any programs other than Chrome and Word while using Zoter

But in the document that's giving the bibliography in Times New Roman, I can't for the life of me figure out where Times New Roman is still specified in Word. And it seems especially odd that the bibl

(FWIW I think the real problem is the lack of a merge formatting during paste option in Google docs. As I say above, this is a non-issue in MS Word and other MS Office Apps)

I’ll also note that Word’s built-in citation styles (eg, APA) contain many errors and produce inaccurate references.

I did as you asked then went to word but the pop up did not happen. So I went the startup file location in explorer and strangely there was no file there (there was a file there yesterday). I download

Ok, to start, the word "crash" is usually reserved for a program closing unexpectedly, either with or without an error message. If you get an error message but the program continues to work, that is c

We provide a vastly better way to generate citations in Word, with support for over 10,000 actively maintained styles. Why would we waste time supporting Word's much more limited built-in referencing

> And since you mention journal submission, if you count honestly, how many journals provide a citation style in Word's referencing format? I would be surprised if you can find even 10. In the almost

Sorry, but this is just an odd statement , I think whether Word's own referencing feature is inadequate is non-sequitur here. Many of us often forget that be that as it may, Word has a larger user bas

"The main reason I want this in Zotero is for the poor souls who started out with Word to get their data out quickly and if we're going through the trouble"

Yeah, this is an open ticket for the format and I'm interested in working on it (though no guarantee on when), but FWIW none of those reasons really apply. Word's referencing feature is laughably limi

There are a few things that can cause this. The simplest to solve is if you have that reference in your Zotero library 2 or more times and you cited different records of the same item. If that is the

First, this will make it possible to use Zotero and Word without installing the Zotero add-on for Word and make it easier to use the native Word referencing for productive use.

Hi, I am dealing with a problem. In a Word document, if I want to cite one article on two places in my work, the citation alwas gets a new index number. Please, what should I do? I wish that the secon

I just tested with Word Version 2109 Build 16.0.14430.20154 32-bit, and setting the citing style did fail (with an error, no crash), but editing the citation worked. What citation style are you (tryin

This message was displayed: 'Installation could not be completed because an error occurred. Please ensure that Microsoft Word is closed, and then restart Zotero.'

Have you tried redownloading Zotero and reinstalling the plugin from Zotero Preferences -> Cite -> Word Processor Plugins?

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