I've been having this problem too. I'm writing a book and have separate chapters entered into separate Microsoft Word files. For some reason with one particular chapter, but not the others, this probl

I intend to use an excel database as a template from which to make word documents. Previously I have used endnote to do this by storing references in excel as unformatted citations (e.g. {AUTHOR, YEAR

The classic citation window is no longer being updated. A future version of the word processor plugin will provide a new interface for browsing the library.

If you import $({\mathrm{Ba}}_{1\ensuremath{-}x}{\mathrm{K}}_{x}){\mathrm{Fe}}_{2}{\mathrm{As}}_{2}$ by hand with BBT installed it will actually translate that to (Ba₁₋ₓKₓ)Fe₂As₂ which would be export

yeni bir Word dokümanında bu hatayı vermiyor. Çözümünü bir türlü bulamadım. Her seferinde programı silip yeniden kuruyorum ancak birkaç gün sonra aynı hatayı veriyor.

At this point, I'm afraid likely not, no. What I'd do is to make a copy of your Word document (really make a copy, though), unlink citations in the Zotero add-on, and then do QA manually in Word.

The Zotero add-in in Word still seems to be drawing information from somewhere, because the bibliography can still be built. It's just got the old information in it.

What do you mean by "the back-up file"? If you mean a Zotero RDF export then, as dstillman says, exporting and importing your library disconnects your library from the references in the Word document.

Started QA/QC today to do some final editing and came across several typos in the bibliography that the Word Zotero plugin built for me. So I corrected them in the Zotero Desktop app (*not* in Word).

Large files, especially non-text files like audiovisual material, shouldn't affect speed or other functioning at all. (Btw. speed issues on Mac are only related to Word. Everything else is at least as

I have downloaded Zotero onto my Mac + Zotero extension for Chrome. It has been great for quickly capturing citations to include in Zotero. I am transitioning from endnote/microsoft word to this to e

This is the first time I managed to reliably reproduce this error. As I assume it'll do the same for vanilla Zotero (I assume this might have more to do with the Word Plugin than Juris-M in the first

Note that I really know very little about Word macros, and I simply spent hours of trial and error to get this to work in the current version. Each line is commented so you can try to edit it yourself

Not with Zotero in a single Word document, no. The way to go would be to create 4 individual chapter files and then use unlink citations in a copy of those files before merging them into one.

I will give an example to explain... I have a big document organised in 4 chapters in Word. I have in total 200 references, 50 in each of the chapters. I want to number the references between 1 and 50

I have this problem, tested so many different solution at the end to handle it, I open blank word and cite there and then copy with merge formatting to my main article.

(match, leader, word, offset) => {
if (word.match(/^[A-Z]$/)) {
const leaderlen = leader && leader.length
restore.push([offset + leaderlen, offset + leaderlen + word.length,

They're not actually correct in zotero; zotero expects them to be sentence cased, not title cased, and bibliographies as rendered in word can be wrong because of this. Right-click the title and select

Otherwise, you can recreate the items in your Word document using https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/, though note they won't be linked to the citation in the Word document anymore.

my libraby is lost (I have it only as a saved word doc.)