![]() I still feel like this is a "z" issue but I could be wrong as I dont know for a fact. Anyways when I go into word and try to paste the reference it comes out times font 10 and is shifted past the 0 point so it becomes -6 or so and is all messed up. Mac 10.8.4 latest version of all sorts of stuff but this is a late 2008 model. My problem is that I will go to "Z" stand alone and right click to save a bib to the clipboard. However this would not work for a mac so I did a quick check and found this:Įasy thing here: go to edit in Word 2001 and click on paste and match formatting. ![]() So as illogical as all of this sounds, I see the same exact thing as described above on my end.Įdit3: here's a little guide (for a seemingly unrelated issue) Unfortunately that also gets rid of indentations, italics, bold, etc.Įdit2: and just to clarify, the pasted text is in fact assigned the "Normal" style, which is set to Calibri 11, but the text is actually Times New Roman 12. > Fonts and change the Proportional Font for English/Western European/Other Latin script to whatever you want.Įdit: regarding DWL-SDCA's comment. To do this (I'm using Office 2010 btw, so this may vary), go to File -> Options -> Advanced -> General (section) -> Web Options. You will not be able to tell Word to keep destination formatting, but you can tell Word which font it should default to when pasting HTML content. Nonetheless, after much digging around through all the obscure options in Word I found a solution for you. Unfortunately, it isn't that smart with HTML content. ![]() you can check it using something like InsideClipboard Word of course has the "smart paste" feature which is supposed to allow you to keep source or destination formatting. Admasmith is right that there is no indication of font type or font size in the clipboard when copying from Zotero. ![]()
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