If there is no location listed, the default location is /Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content/Startup/Word (i.e., the Library folder within your home directory). The /Library folder is hidden by default, but you can open it from the Finder by holding down Option, clicking the Go menu, and selecting Library. Aug 01, 2016 SOLVED: Outlook 2016 - Search not working. The folder mentioned in the video is located at: /Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook/Outlook 15 P. Fixes or workarounds for recent issues in OneDrive Office for business Office 365 Admin OneDrive for Business Office.com OneDrive OneDrive for Business operated by 21Vianet OneDrive for Windows More. Mar 31, 2018 If this is still an issue here is what we had to do to resolve a similar issue. Macintosh HD Users User Name Library Group Containers UBF8T346G9.Office Outlook Outlook 15 Profiles. Delete the folder called Main Identity. What we found is a corrupted file in their imported profile was the issue.
Word for Windows
Open the Zotero installation folder (usually C:Program Files (x86)Zotero).
In the installation folder, open [email protected], where you you can find a copy of the file Zotero.dotm (for Word for Windows 2007 and higher) or Zotero.dot (for older versions of Word). If the folder is empty, the file was somehow deleted — possibly by security software — and you should reinstall Zotero. If you see two “Zotero” files without file extensions, your computer is set not to display file extensions, and you can determine which one is Zotero.dotm by right-clicking on each file and selecting Properties.
Find your Word startup folder using the instructions below. You should now have two folders open: the Word startup folder and the “install” folder containing Zotero.dotm.
Copy the Zotero.dotm file to your Word Startup folder. (Be sure to copy the file rather than moving it.)
Start (or restart) Microsoft Word to begin using the plugin.
Word for Mac 2016 and 2019
In Finder, press Cmd-Shift-G and navigate to
where you can find a copy of the Zotero.dotm file. If the folder is empty, the file was somehow deleted — possibly by security software — and you should reinstall Zotero.
Find your Word startup folder by following the instructions below. You should now have two folders open: the Word startup folder and the “install” folder containing Zotero.dotm.
Copy the Zotero.dotm file to your Word Startup folder. (Be sure to copy the file rather than moving it.)
Start (or restart) Microsoft Word to begin using the plugin.
Word for Mac 2011
Download Zotero.dot.zip and double-click it to extract the Zotero.dot file. (Note: The file must be extracted in Finder, not via the command line.)
Find your Word startup folder by following the instructions below.
Move the Zotero.dot file to your Word Startup folder.
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. 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.
Start (or restart) Microsoft Word to begin using the plugin.
LibreOffice
Mac: In Finder, press Cmd-Shift-G and paste in
Linux: Go to the directory where Zotero is installed and open
Double-click the Zotero_OpenOffice_Integration.oxt file to install it.
Locating your Word Startup folder
The correct folder can often be found in the Word preferences:
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Word 2007 or later for Windows
Click File tab in the Word ribbon and then click Options. In Word Options, click Advanced. Under General, click File Locations. The Startup folder should be listed there. Select it and click Modify. Placing the cursor in the location bar at the top of the window will allow you to copy the complete path to the Startup folder. Click Cancel to close the dialog.
Word 2016 and 2019 for Mac
In Word, open the “Word” menu in the top-left of the screen and select “Preferences”. Click on “File Locations” under “Personal Settings” and click on “Startup” at the bottom of the list. This may list your Startup folder location.
If there is no location listed, the default location is ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content/Startup/Word (i.e., the Library folder within your home directory). The ~/Library folder is hidden by default, but you can open it from the Finder by holding down Option, clicking the Go menu, and selecting Library. You can also press Cmd-Shift-G in Finder and copy in the default location to navigate to that folder.
Word 2011 for Mac
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The default location of the startup folder is /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/Startup/Word. You can open it from the Finder by pressing Cmd-Shift-G and copying in the path or by navigating to it.
If changes you make to the startup folder aren't taking effect, you can confirm that Word isn't set to a different location. In Word, open the “Word” menu in the top-left of the screen and select “Preferences”. Click on “File Locations” under “Personal Settings” and click on “Startup” at the bottom of the list.
Default locations
On non-English systems or in certain custom setups, these locations may be different.
Word 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003, 2007, and 2010, 2013 under Windows Vista, Windows 7 & 8
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C:Users::username::AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWordStartup (::username:: is the user name of the currently logged-in user)
Word 2000, 2002 (XP), 2003, 2007, and 2010 under Windows 2000 or XP
C:Documents and Settings::username::Application DataMicrosoftWordStartup (::username:: is the user name of the currently logged-in user)
On the Finder menu, click View > as List, and then click View > Show View Options.
In the View Options dialog box, select Show Library Folder.
Switch back to Column view (+3) and click <YourUserName>Library > Containers and ctrl+click or right-click each of these folders if present, and then click Move to Trash.
com.microsoft.errorreporting
com.microsoft.Excel
com.microsoft.netlib.shipassertprocess
com.microsoft.Office365ServiceV2
com.microsoft.Outlook
com.microsoft.Powerpoint
com.microsoft.RMS-XPCService
com.microsoft.Word
com.microsoft.onenote.mac
Switch back to Column view (+3) and click <YourUserName>Library > Group Containers and ctrl+click or right-click each of these folders if present, and then click Move to Trash.