Description of the problem: Zotero LibreOffice Plugin could not be successfully installed on MacBook Pro, mid 2010. System version macOS 10.13.6.

LibreOffice 7 with the JDK works fine with our old High Sierra Mac.

No, this is an issue on the LibreOffice side, not on the Zotero side, so downgrading Zotero (apart from being generally not advisable) wouldn't help here.

I think I can now pinpoint the source of the ODF Scan problem to the fact that the LibreOffice Plugin isn't correctly installed. I tried to install it, both from Zotero and from within LibreOffice (To

DWL-SDCA asked: "Are you using LO as an intermediate step to use some other software such as Scrivener or is a LibreOffice document your final product?"

https://zotero-odf-scan.github.io/zotero-odf-scan/ Now open the converted document — by default it will have "(citation)" in its file name — in LibreOffice. In the toolbar of the Zotero LibreOffice pl

@cheflo 's solution did the trick for me. Specifically the last line. I closed LibreOffice, ran this on the terminal:

Zotero works with Word, LibreOffice, and Google Docs. If you are using another program like Scrivener, use the ODF Scan plugin. It works like RTF Scan, but much more reliable.

You can use LibreOffice using the Zotero add-on to insert citations and that'll 100% work with names using any UTF-8 character, very much including Umlauts. Your question actually seems to be about us

@AnnaWul You didn't really answer @adamsmith 's question. Are you using LO as an intermediate step to use some other software such as Scrivener or is a LibreOffice document your final product? If LO i

emilianoeheyns wrote: "Libreoffice works."

Libreoffice works

Thanks for the suggestion, just upgraded (I was also starting to wonder if this might be a Libreoffice issue rather than a Zotero issue). Underlined cites in an existing document are still present, b

The file imports fine for me, after saving it as .odt with LibreOffice 6.4.0.3. You should use .odt for LibreOffice and .docx for Word. .docx for LibreOffice won't work. What version of LibreOffice ar

I don't think we've ever seen this before. If possible, try upgrading to LibreOffice 7.1.

15. Get pop: Would you like to restore the Zotero citations in this document for use in LibreOffice?

The footnotes in footnote styles are actually handled by Word/LibreOffice.

version => 5.0.96.2, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.96.2, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.25.SA.5.0.96.2, e

9. While debugging, if you are using Fields mode in Word or Reference Marks mode in LibreOffice, it may help to display field codes rather than formatted text. To do this, press Alt/Option-F9 (or Alt/

2. While troubleshooting, disable the Track Changes feature in Word/LibreOffice, as it can have complicated effects when working with Zotero. If Track Changes is enabled when you insert or modify a Zo