In Zotero, go to the Cite → Word Processors pane of Zotero preferences, click the “Reinstall Microsoft Word Add-in” button, and then restart Word. If you don't see the option to reinstall the Word Add-in, open Tools → Add-ins and ensure that Zotero Word for Mac Integration is present and enabled. Not on Twitter? Sign up, tune into the things you care about, and get updates as they happen. Running Word 2016 on Mac, plugin just crash’s when you open word or doesn’t work at all, any patches available? Zotero has already solved this. 1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes.

• Zotero 5.0.43 Doesn't Work With Ms Word For Mac
• Zotero 5.0.43 Doesn't Work With Ms Word For Mac

The problem began after a Microsoft update, not a Logos one. Now, I could be completely misunderstanding the issue that it is presenting you. When I use it, with the assigned keystroke I gave it (Command + T, used the same one they used), it puts my footnotes down in a footnote at the bottom of the page on Word. I want to understand what the issue you're having is, because on my original post, which is, this macro that was uploaded fixed the problem that I was having. As for all of the extra footnote stuff there is a setting in Logos for that (this is completely separate from the macro thing).

If 'Copy Footnotes' is turned on, it will copy all of the footnotes in the book or Bible that you're copying from, even using the Macro that the Logos person provided. This: Versus this. Bradley, There seems to be two different topics being covered by this thread now. My original post was that: 1. Before the recent update build to Mac Word 2016, I could copy a section of anything from Logos 7 (Scripture, commentary, journal, etc.). Then when I pasted into Word, it automatically generated a footnote formatted according to my designated format in Logos 7. After the recent update build to Mac Word 2016, when I pasted into Word from L7, it defaulted to place the footnote information immediately following what I pasted in the main Word document (no formatted footnote).

The issue Nathan (or someone else reported) has to do with unwanted information that was being generated as a footnote or citation. I believe Philana's recognized the issue as one with Microsoft but that Faithlife is working to see if they can code something on their side to override the 'new' default paste that Microsoft seems to have changed with their new builds. Now I am angry. Please stop posting if you do not have anything new to say or share. Jon and now Bradley. All of your responses have already been posted in this forum thread by other people and addressed as not the solution.

Bradley, yours most of all is disturbing as a faithlife forum aid, you should know better. Please read the posts. Private lessons for mac. That link you touted as a solution does not provide a solution or a work around any more than the initial fourth post in this forum already provided, that wasn't a solution.

Jeff, my footnote problem is the same as yours with the added frustration when copying from scripture extra unwanted data is being transferred that previously was not, yet without the footnote. Philana - thanks so much for putting this together. Unfortunately, I can't get it to work. I have it created as a macro, copied it to the Normal template, assigned Cmd+Option+V (unassigned previously), closed out of Word 2016 (Mac 15.30 build) and opened a new document.

Went in to L7 and copied a line from BDAG. Went back to my Word document (after pasting to TextEdit just to make sure it copied to the system clipboard) and ran my shortcut (Cmd+Option+V), and there is no response in Word. I have assigned several other keyboard strokes to double check, and it still doesn't produce anything. Did I miss a step? Thanks in advance.

Philana - thanks so much for putting this together. Unfortunately, I can't get it to work. I have it created as a macro, copied it to the Normal template, assigned Cmd+Option+V (unassigned previously), closed out of Word 2016 (Mac 15.30 build) and opened a new document. Went in to L7 and copied a line from BDAG. Went back to my Word document (after pasting to TextEdit just to make sure it copied to the system clipboard) and ran my shortcut (Cmd+Option+V), and there is no response in Word.

I have assigned several other keyboard strokes to double check, and it still doesn't produce anything. Did I miss a step? Thanks in advance.

Jon - i tried your approach. So, here's the deal: 1. It Works - only when I use the original document with macro and select 'Enable Macros' before it opens. It Doesn't Work - if I try to use existing documents (my sermon notes with all the styles and keyboard shortcuts I have built over the past couple years) and then run the macro through the keyboard shortcut. In this case, the macro works when I manually run the macro, but this is an extra step I would like to avoid if at all possible.

What I am trying to do is to get the macro to execute via keystroke on my existing sermon doc with all the styles and keystrokes I have been working with. Has anyone gotten this to work in that context?

Don't use Logos to directly paste into your documents - use Zotero as a go between. You can copy the bibtex to the clipboard from Logos, push it as a new entry in Zotero, correct Logos' many many mistakes in their citations, and then actually keep track of/modify/etc.

Your citations. And they will even be properly formatted. You can even change the formatting used in the citations later on if you decide to for some reason. Logos hasn't figure out citations in 10+ years, and they aren't likely to any time soon.

Citations and bibliographies generated by the word processor plugins might appear in a different style (font, font-size, etc) than the surrounding text. The appearance of the generated text can be changed by changing the default style. For example, in LibreOffice, open the Styles Manager in Format → Styles and Formatting or by pressing F12. Right-click on “Default”, select “Modify”, and make the desired changes to this style.

In Word, open the Styles Manager in Format → Styles or by clicking the “Styles Pane” or “Manage Styles” buttons on the “Home” tab of the ribbon. Bibliography formatting is controlled by the citation style you select in Zotero document preferences and should conform to the requirements of the style in use. The formatting of the bibliography can be modified by editing the “Bibliography” (Word) or “Bibliography 1” (LibreOffice) word processor style. Zotero toolbar doesn't appear.

Try to isolate the problematic citation. Delete half of the document at a time and see if the error still occurs. If not, use Undo to restore the deleted section and then try deleting the other half. If you can reproduce the error in only one of the halves, repeat the halving process on the remaining section. Continue this until you find the problematic citation. Remove that citation from the original document and the problem should go away (unless there are multiple problematic citations, in which case you'll have to repeat the process).

Zotero 5.0.43 Doesn't Work With Ms Word For Mac

If you are able to find a problematic citation, you should also send that document excerpt to support@zotero.org so we can take a look at it. For all other discussion, please post to the. LibreOffice: If you open a.docs or.doc file (created by Word) in LibreOffice, Zotero references stored as Fields (the default) will be broken. To share a document between Word and LibreOffice users, change the “Store Citations as:” option in the Zotero Document Preferences to Bookmarks.

(Bookmarks can cause errors if accidentally modified, so they should only be used if compatibility between Word and LibreOffice is necessary.) If your document's citations have been converted to plain text, your only option for restoring the links to Zotero is to open and restore a previous version of the document with the citation links intact. If this is not possible, you will need to re-insert the citations from Zotero. If you install Zotero with Word 2010 and receive an error stating “Zotero experienced an error updating your document. zoteroWinWordIntegration Exception “Could not find a running Word instance.” code: “0” function: “zoteroWinWordDocument::initFromActiveObject” location: ”. ZoteroWinWordDocument.cpp”“ you may be experiencing an issue relating to your Word 2010 installation method. Microsoft distributes a set of “Click-to-Run” versions of Office 2010 that are configured to run within their own virtual environment. Unfortunately, this virtual environment prohibits Zotero from communicating with these Word instances, producing an error.

You can fix this problem by switching your copy of Office 2010 from a Click-to-Run installation to a standard (MSI-based) installation. This process does not require an additional license. To do so, follow the steps under the “Workaround” heading on. You may also experience this error if you are running either Word or Zotero as Administrator or in a compatibility mode in Windows Vista or 7, or if security software is interfering with Zotero's ability to communicate with Word. 'This command is not available because no document is open'. When switching from a note-based style set to “Endnotes” under Set Document Preferences to a style that produces in-text citations (author-date or numeric), the citations remain in endnotes.

Workaround: Before switching to the in-text style, click on “Set Document Preferences” in the Word add-on and switch the format to “Footnotes.” Then switch to the in-text style. If you did already switch to the in-text style and are seeing this issue, switch back to the note-based style you were using, toggle to “Footnotes,” and switch back. First, check whether “Zotero Bibliographic Management” shows up in the View → Toolbars menu within Word. If it does but it isn't enabled, enable it. If the Zotero option doesn't show up in that menu, try reinstalling the Word plugin from Zotero. In Zotero, go to the Cite → Word Processors pane of the Zotero preferences, click the “Reinstall Microsoft Word Add-in” button, and then restart Word.

If you get an error, report it in the Zotero Forums with a. If you have a non-English version of Office, you may need to move the Zotero.dot file into the “Word” directory within the equivalent of “Startup” in your language and restart Word. The correct path should be listed in Tools → Templates and Add-ins in Word. If you're using a non-admin macOS user account, you will need to install the Word plugin from an administrative account or grant write access for the startup directory to the non-admin account to allow it to install Zotero.dot.

Scripts do not appear in Word 2008/2011 or are incompatible. After installing the on a system with a non-English version of Office 2008/2011 for Mac installed, the may not appear in Word.

Alternatively, after upgrading the plugin, you may receive a message saying that the plugin is incompatible with the installed version of Zotero. These problems indicate that the new scripts were not installed into the correct location. By default, Zotero installs the scripts into /Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/Word Script Menu Items or /Documents/Microsoft User Data/Office/Word Script Menu Items if either of these folders exist, or asks where to install them if it does not. Since non-English versions of Office prior to Office 2011 SP2 do not use the Microsoft User Data folder, but rather a folder with an equivalent name in the Office language, this can be problematic for non-English Office users. There are three potential solutions:. Close Word and go to Tools → Add-ons → Extensions in Zotero.

Make sure Zotero Word for Mac Integration is listed and enabled. If it is disabled, enable it. If it is missing entirely, see. After re-enabling/re-installing Zotero Word for Mac Integration, open the Cite → Word Processors pane of Zotero preferences and click “Reinstall Microsoft Word Add-in” on the “Word Processors” tab. Restart Word and try again. In Word 2011, this can also indicate an issue with Visual Basic for Applications. If the above steps do not resolve the issue, follow.

Visual Basic for Applications error. Some Word 2011 users may see the following message upon attempting to insert a citation or bibliography into any Word document using the Script menu: “Zotero could not perform this action. Please ensure that a document is open. If you have performed a custom installation of Office, you may need to run the installer again, ensuring that “Visual Basic for Applications” is selected.” Attempting to use the Zotero toolbar may result in no response, accompanied by an error message reading “Word could not fire event” when closing the document. This error indicates that Visual Basic for Applications is malfunctioning, which may happen for several reasons:.

The Zotero Word for Windows plugin does not work out of the box under WINE, CrossOver Office, or other compatibility environments for Linux. We do not support running the Word for Windows plugin under Linux, and advise users to use LibreOffice instead. If you absolutely must run Zotero in WINE, has some helpful tips.

As of March 2016, the following steps should work getting Office 2010 run with Zotero. Install Office 2010 and Zotero on Wine 2. Change directory to /home/%user%/.wine/drivec/users/%user%/Application Data/Microsoft/Word/STARTUP/. Substitute “Zotero.dot” file with file 3.

Open Microsoft Word. Thanks to Sudarlin Laoddang for providing these instructions on his. Open the LibreOffice options dialog by choosing Tools → Options (Windows/Linux) or LibreOffice → Preferences (Mac). In the dialog, click LibreOffice → Java (or Advanced). Ensure that “Use a Java runtime environment” is checked, and that a JRE is selected in the list below. (It may take a few seconds to load.) If no JRE appears in the list,. Next, restart the installation process, by restarting Zotero.

Zotero 5.0.43 Doesn't Work With Ms Word For Mac

In Zotero select Tools → Add-ons. The page should display the Zotero LibreOffice Integration extension. Click the preferences button for this extension which will display the Cite pane of Zotero preferences. Click the Install LibreOffice Add-in button on the “Word Processors” tab.

When you are asked to locate your LibreOffice installations, ensure that your LibreOffice installation is listed. (You can add new LibreOffice installations by clicking the “Add Directory” button below.) If installation continues to fail, repeat the same steps, but click the Manual Installation button. This will open a folder containing the integration component to be installed within LibreOffice itself. Double-click this component to install it, or select Tools → Extension Manager within LibreOffice, click the Add button, and navigate to the component.

While this is unlikely to succeed, it will provide further information about the cause of the installation failure. If you receive an error stating “Could not create java implementation loader” when attempting to perform a manual installation, follow the instructions below for the,. If you receive an error stating “JNI exception occurred” on Linux, follow. For errors not listed below, post the error you receive during manual installation to the. Toolbar is missing.

In Zotero LibreOffice Integration, when attempting to add or edit a citation or bibliography, you may see the message java.Lang.NullPointerException at org.zotero.integration.ooo.comp.Comm.getMessageResponse or the message JavaScript Error: “lastDataListener is undefined” when calling method: zoteroIntegrationApplication::getActiveDocument This error indicates that the version of the extension within Zotero does not match the version of the extension within LibreOffice, typically because installation failed. If the installation fails, or you continue to experience this error after reinstalling, see the above section on how to resolve an. Users with other word processor integration plugins (Word for Mac or Word for Windows) installed should also make sure that those plugins are the latest available versions.

Add Extension(s).does not exist error. On some Linux installations the Zotero toolbar refuses to install properly in LibreOffice, or is visible in LibreOffice, but clicking the buttons has no effect. Installing the libreoffice-java-common package, available in the repositories of most common linux distributions, usually solves this issue. You may still need to activate the extension: In LibreOffice go to Tools → Extension Manager Select “Zotero LibreOffice Integration” and click the “Activate” button. Writer crashes upon interacting with Zotero.