should read (Yamada, 2018), the Zotero plugin in word enters (D. Yamada, 2018). This occurs for single and multi-authors, while the first named author receives the first name error and the others do

microsoft word unable to add citation. The button is clickable but nothing happens. No error is generated.

in the way of the add-in actually working within Word, since there is a Zotero.dotm file in the StartUp folder and the addin works beautifully within Word. Of course, it may be an older version of th

I received a pop-up from Zotero about a beta update, which I executed. After restarting Zotero, I checked the word processors plug-ins, and both show not installed.

I have developed a way of working on google docs across devices and it is becoming very useful with the Zotero extensions, but I have not found a way yet to export Zotero from a googledoc into a word

This discussion was created from comments split from: Doubt - Is Zotero compatible with Windows 7, 64-bit or windows 10 operating system?.

An alternative, if you want to use a Word macro:

I've already done the installation, synchronization, the plugin was installed, but when I try to insert a reference in the Word document, this message appears.

And to further clarify, when I generate the bibliography in Word, it give me this (without the a and b):

edit: I've helped at least ten people learn Zotero (capturing record metadata several ways, properly editing imported metadata so that records are uniform, using Zotero with Word or LibreOffice, synci

For uppercase strings, the first character of each word remains capitalized. All other letters are lowercased.

In zotero, if I choose "Title Case", only notional words capitalized, if I choose "Sentence case", only the first word caitalized. I think "Title Case" corresponds with "title" and "Sentence case" cor

You think so based on what? CSL's title case is based on the title casing rules of the Chicago, and the last word in the title is always capitalized. That's also the most common norm for title casing

No, I think its' not correct. I think "capitalize-first" should set notional words capitalized rather than all, "title" should set teh first word capitalied rather than the last one.

For Englishg titles, when setting "capitalize-first", all the words (rather than notional words) will be capitalized, when setting "title", the first word and the last word will be capitalized

C:\Program Files (x86)\Zotero\extensions\zoteroWinWordIntegration@zotero.org

[JavaScript Error: "Zotero could not load the component necessary to communicate with your word processor. Go to Tools → Add-ons → Extensions in Zotero and make sure that the extension for your word p

Well, that's interesting. When I export the bibliography directly from Zotero, it includes the disambiguation. SO why isn't it doing that in Word?

It definitely should add the letters to disambiguate. How exactly are you inserting your citations? If you open the Document Preferences window in the Zotero tab in Word, is the "Automatically update

I've searched the forum and haven't found an issue exactly like this one. I'm writing a paper that cites two books by Max van Manen, both published in 2016. When I inserted the citation for the secon