Upgrade StorageRTF scan (or Word plugin) with PMID recognition
Hello,
it would be extremely helpful if the RTF scan (or Zotero plugin) could recognize citations in this format:
"... text with one citation {Kolenbrander, 2011, 21485308}. Another text with multiple citations {Aoki, 2008, 18761695; Aoki, 2005, 16109881; Aoki, 2009, 19124575}."
where the numbers in the non-formatted citations are PMID (PubMed ID). This would allow formatting texts generated with EndNote (the EndNote can be set to generate such output instead of their internal database number).
Ideally ... the citations could be even downloaded from PubMed before they are formatted. Even if they were not in the Zotero database yet (again using the PMID).
Thank you in advance considering this feature!
Best,
Marek
it would be extremely helpful if the RTF scan (or Zotero plugin) could recognize citations in this format:
"... text with one citation {Kolenbrander, 2011, 21485308}. Another text with multiple citations {Aoki, 2008, 18761695; Aoki, 2005, 16109881; Aoki, 2009, 19124575}."
where the numbers in the non-formatted citations are PMID (PubMed ID). This would allow formatting texts generated with EndNote (the EndNote can be set to generate such output instead of their internal database number).
Ideally ... the citations could be even downloaded from PubMed before they are formatted. Even if they were not in the Zotero database yet (again using the PMID).
Thank you in advance considering this feature!
Best,
Marek
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