Google Docs

Hello. When I create a bibliography and then paste that to Word or Google Docs, the number of each item is right-justified, apparently because there is a line break created after the number.

We can debug the Google Docs issue, but you'd have to say what exactly is happening, and we'd need a Report ID from the Zotero Connector, not Zotero.

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Can anyone help me in understanding the basics? How to add bibliography through it? Thanks.

An 1,100-reference bibliography — if that's really what you mean — is extremely large for Google Docs. If you haven't yet, you can try enabling Google Docs Integration v2 from the Advanced pane of the

I have logged your request, but it'll be a while till I get it.

I have downloaded a Google Doc that has Zotero citations to a Word file. I lost all the power of managing the citations- I just see a link such as

editing Microsoft Word .docx files directly in Google Docs. Choose File → Save as Google Docs to enable this functionality.") and just gave the generic one.

In a new blank Google document, it works.

If you see the "Please wait..." screen in Google Docs, it means some window is waiting your interaction, either in Zotero or your browser. Some browser settings may prevent popups from showing, so tha

I have logged your request.

If this is the first time you're using Zotero with Google, or if you are signed in with multiple Google accounts, when interacting with Zotero in Google Docs, you should first see a browser prompt tha

But yes, if you're using Word, LibreOffice, or Google Docs you'd generally want to use the word processor plugins, not Quick Copy.

Me and my peers (using both MS Word and Google Docs) have had the issue of even though all of our citations were in the text using Zotero, some of them would not paste into the bibliography. The form

In Google docs:

To be clear, Quick Copy — keyboard shortcut or dragging — would be the faster option here. But if you're writing a paper in a supported word processor (Word, LibreOffice, Google Docs), you would want

Yes, I mean that: I chose the wrong Google account for Google Docs integration. I can find it in the Google security settings. Thanks for your prompt reply.

Not sure what you're referring to there. Do you mean you chose the wrong Google account for Google Docs integration? That wouldn't have anything to do with your Zotero library, but you can remove that