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     * When using LibreOffice, if you are storing citations as ReferenceMarks (the default), you must save your document as .odt. If storing citations as Bookmarks, you must save your document as .docx.
   - You (or someone else) opened and saved your document using an unsupported word processor or without following proper steps to move active citations between supported word processors:
-    * **Google Docs:** If you want to open a Word or LibreOffice document in Google Docs, or vice versa, you must follow an extra step to [[/blog/move-zotero-citations-between-google-docs-word-and-libreoffice/|transfer the document]]. Directly opening a Word or LibreOffice document in Google Docs, or vice versa, will break existing citations.
+    * **Google Docs:** If you want to open a Word or LibreOffice document in Google Docs, or vice versa, you must follow an extra step to [[moving_documents_between_word_processors|transfer the document]]. Directly opening a Word or LibreOffice document in Google Docs, or vice versa, will break existing citations.
     * **Other online word processors**: Most online word processors do not support Fields/ReferenceMarks/Bookmarks. Opening an existing document in these tools will break connections with Zotero. Microsoft's Word Online does support Fields and so can be used safely with Word documents containing Zotero fields, though a Zotero plugin is not currently available for Word Online.
     * **Pages:** Apple Pages does not support Fields/ReferenceMarks/Bookmarks. Opening a document in Pages will break connections with Zotero.