Refreshing the new document in LibreOffice should yield fully working citations. ODF Scan accepts a document in ODF format, and writes out a copy of the file with LibreOffice citation markers. There is a misunderstanding here, let me back up and explain.
Is this happening because I inserted citation markers into the body of my text rather than in footnotes/endnotes? I figured putting them in the body would give me more flexibility if I need to change the location of my full-note citations, and it seemed to allow me to switch back and forth in a test document I did a while ago. docx in LibreOffice is also having issues. So in my first attempt LibreOffice rendered the citations fine, and the switch to word was the issue.
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Then the document (in Libre Office still) has full note style citations inserted in the body of the text, rather than moved back down to endnotes or to footnotes. docx with author-date with LibreOffice again and converted to fullnote. Despite using bookmarks, it seems that the citations transferred as plain text. docx in word and see that I cannot edit the citation style there. In LibreOffice and in Word, the author-date style has moved my citations to the body of the text, but the citations have not been placed in parentheses at all. docx as specified in the settings instructions. odt in LibreOffice to author-date with bookmarks and save as. Using full note (the style I eventually need) doesn't seem to allow this (and so I was selecting "reference marks" before). First thing to note is that only with author-date can I select the "bookmarks" style under settings. odt (citations) in Libreoffice and selected the "author date" style. odt file through the software, I opened the. I recompiled the scrivener file and started again. Have you seen this error before and know what I might be doing wrong? Repairing the file then doesn't work and it fails. We recommend that you do not trust the content of the repaired document.Įxecution of macros is disabled for this document." The corruption could be the result of document manipulation or of structural document damage due to data transmission. "The file is corrupt and therefore cannot be opened. Coming back to it now though, perhaps due to version updates of one of the components (?), I get the following error message when trying to open the final scanned rtf file in Libreoffice: I installed everything according to instructions a couple of months ago and it worked perfectly first time. Only now it has broken, or I have broken it! Or user error is getting in the way of proper functioning. Thanks for this feature - it solves a vital workflow issue for me to use Scrivener and Zotero together.
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