But yeah, title-casing the title in Zotero itself solves the problem. For the OP: Right-click on title and choose "Title Case" for an automated conversion ("Başlık Biçimi" in the Turkish localization;

If you are writing a manuscript and want to refer to a specific page of a book in a citation, you add that page number in your Word document by clicking on the blue bubble for the item in the Add/Edit

It has the same annotation functionality as the PDF reader in the Zotero beta: highlights, notes, and image annotations. These integrate with the new note editor and the word processor plugin on the d

The Troubleshooting Errors in Word Processor Documents steps explain how to isolate pretty much any problem so that you can either fix it yourself or email us a document excerpt to look at. You'll nee

@lillyhurtado: What word processor? Can you provide a Debug ID from Zotero for this happening?

You could just not use the Word add-on but instead copy&paste the articles, but otherwise, nothing reasonably simple that's automated.

over again and doing the references again in my Word document.

On the bright side, it seems like it isn't necessary anymore for M1 Macs to run Jurism with Word in Rosetta (even though this issue was fixed only in Zotero 5.0.95.2), so I suppose Apple has fixed the

In-text citations for "Journal of Animal Ecology" are not working correctly in Microsoft Word and are adding initials. For some reason, in-text citations for the same author as first author include in

"Automatically updated references" was enabled. So, I turned it off; added in my reference #4; refreshed, then deleted #16 (all within the Zotero Word add in).

1. I cannot change #16. Using the Zotero Add/Edit Citation in Word, if I delete the old citation and change it to #4, it adds #4 a second time in the bibliography as #16 and leaves the citation number

In my Word document, I have a reference #4 and then several pages later, reference #16. Both referred to different citations.

My issue has now apparently resolved itself. I'm not sure if it was the recent update to the OneDrive client, Windows (to 19043.1165), or Word (to 16.0.14326.20062). But things seem to be working as e

My idea would be to export the information to Word and make it look like the bibliography.

Export what file to Word?

No, we're not planning to make the iOS app available on macOS. The main Zotero desktop app provides vastly more functionality, including support for saving from the Zotero Connector and word processor

However, I would like to export the file to Word, to complement the bibliography references.

@dannyil As the primary dev of the word processor extensions I'd like you to know (or rather to reiterate the point, and if you read other forum threads on this issue you would have seen me say it) th

@dstillman I'm using Word for Windows and it's still slow

MacWord and large documents is terribly slow even when Zotero isn't used. Word for Windows with Zotero works great on a Mac that has Boot Camp or an emulator such as Parallels. Word for Windows on an