Upgrade StorageWay to easily copy and paste citations into Zotero?
I am a rank newbie.
Is there any way to copy a citation (example below) into Zotero without manually entering it into Zotero Fields?
Siegel, J., Rudolph, H.S. et al. Effects on experimental animals of long term continuous inhalation of a triaryl phosphate hydraulic fluid. Toxicol. Applied Pharmacol.7 (1965)
Is there any way to copy a citation (example below) into Zotero without manually entering it into Zotero Fields?
Siegel, J., Rudolph, H.S. et al. Effects on experimental animals of long term continuous inhalation of a triaryl phosphate hydraulic fluid. Toxicol. Applied Pharmacol.7 (1965)
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fbennettIf you drop that citation into the search box at PubMed, it returns a page for the article, and you can add it to your library with a click.
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raysingerThank you. Tried it, it works. This saves a lot of typing
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12TIs there a way to create a citation in Zotero if we already have the citation created for a paper that WON'T show up with an internet search (Google Scholar, PubMed, etc.)?
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dstillman@12T: See Importing Formatted Bibliographies.
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