Sorry, editing with track changes enabled is not supported. It works better with Word, but we don't recommend it with any of the word processors as it is likely to cause issues such as you describe an

During article preparation, we usually use "record" in LO writer, equivalent feature of "track changes" in word, I guess.

Je voudrais déplacer mon groupe "chaussure minimalistes" dans ma bibliothèque, mais des références sont déjà placée dans mes documents Word, puis je quand même déplacer de groupe et garder mon documen

I've made similar comments elsewhere, but because it may be helpful for you working on a Mac when it gets slow. Use these solutions in order of severity, as needed (approximate length suggested, but t

No, that makes sense. As per the above kb article, due to a Word bug, italics in the bibliography break if more than 50% of the first item in the bibliography is in italics. I'm guessing this is a boo

and author-date styles. When we need to use MS Word the experience is as you described. We typically write and edit with LibreOffice and after the document is complete (and after Zotero codes have be

We are discussing the case of a journal double issue with publication date 1970/71. The years should be printed exactly as "1970/71" which is not possible with entry in Extra as issued: 1970/1971 (the

@Jadepct what version of Word are you running?

@Sny17 Oh no, sorry. That's actually a pre-release version number for Word 2013. You need to update Word to a current version first.

If there a lot of other non-Zotero fields in the document that's likely the culprit. Unfortunately Zotero integration on Mac Word is quite slow and we don't have a way to improve it. Big documents and

Are you able to upgrade to a 64-bit client? The version of Word you are running has been released on June 8th and could very likely be the culprit.

Where's the original document? In Google Docs or Word?

Neither Zotero nor Word should be running as administrator. Error: Could not remove C:\Users\[…]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP\Zotero.dotm"

Word, macOS, Zotero are all fully up to date. MBP 2016 still does the job.

How do I reorder the citation to alphabetical in Microsoft word? It seems that when I use the citation style Nature, it automatically orders my bibliography based on the order of the intext citation a

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Error: Could not copy Zotero.dotm to C:\Users\[…]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\STARTUP"

(Their thread is here: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/90337/csl-data-in-a-word-document-not-refreshing#latest )

Not sure what you mean by "linking"? You can just import from Pubmed using the Save to Zotero icon and then use the Word add-on to cite that imported item. That's Zotero's standard workflow.

I am attempting to use better-bibtex along with the hack citeprocNoteCitekey in order to generate markdown compliant citations so that the Word doc can be converted into markdown while retaining citat