Upgrade StorageDOIs from Goole Scholar search results page impossible?
Hello everyone,
hope that I'm just missing a simple solution and someone could help me with it: when importing EndNote-Info from scholar.google.com in APA 6th Ed. style, it does not include DOIs.
Like this fine pdf: http://education.korea.ac.kr/innwoo/edu603/New_TL_Model/effects%20of%20argumentation%20scaffolds%20on%20argumentation%20and%20problem%20solving.pdf
Going to Springer publishers' homepage, the article clearly has a DOI: http://www.springerlink.com/content/l0q1u3316p816105/
The DOI in this case is: 10.1007/BF02505022
Is there a possibility to switch the style so that the DOI is included when I click "import in EndNote" at the google-scholar search results page?
Or does the ubermighty search engine provide no such simple solution at this time and zotero is not responsible for any part of this problem?
Hope you can help,
ghost
hope that I'm just missing a simple solution and someone could help me with it: when importing EndNote-Info from scholar.google.com in APA 6th Ed. style, it does not include DOIs.
Like this fine pdf: http://education.korea.ac.kr/innwoo/edu603/New_TL_Model/effects%20of%20argumentation%20scaffolds%20on%20argumentation%20and%20problem%20solving.pdf
Going to Springer publishers' homepage, the article clearly has a DOI: http://www.springerlink.com/content/l0q1u3316p816105/
The DOI in this case is: 10.1007/BF02505022
Is there a possibility to switch the style so that the DOI is included when I click "import in EndNote" at the google-scholar search results page?
Or does the ubermighty search engine provide no such simple solution at this time and zotero is not responsible for any part of this problem?
Hope you can help,
ghost
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dstillmanGoogle doesn't provide the DOI.
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