Downloading pdf from PRL

caojinbo

Version: 2.0b

I am a newbie in Zotero and it's great! Thanks for those who did this wonderful job.

Now I have a few small problems.
1)
I went to the preference, and toggled 'automatically save associated pdf files', restart Firefox. It works for Nature website, but when I try to use APS website, for example the papr PRL 97,267602, it won't save the pdf file automatically.
2)
I tried to do a new search for the same paper, and click the 'save to Zetero' again, I was hoping that Zetero will automatically ignore this action because it's a duplicated copy. Unfortunately Zetero just download it. Is there any way to circumvent the problem?

3)
Does the field support rich text? For example the title is...EuTiO[sub 3]. I really hope that it contains a rich text so that 3 is a subscript directly. At least I want to find a way to filter the bracket.

Thanks

adamsmith

1) could you give a link - pdf downloading only works for some sites - it depends on how the pdf is stored - maybe the translator doesn't work correctly or maybe it's just not possible for that site.
2) currently Zotero doesn't have duplicate detection, but it's planned
3) same as 2)

noksagt

http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevLett.97.267602 uses the Scitation translator that does not yet downlaod PDFs.

subscript 3 is available as a UTF-8 character. You do not need rich text support to have that. Copy this into your reference:₃

Note that the Scitation translator uses the very old RIS format. This format did not support UTF-8 traditionally & so some publishers have non-standard work-arounds to encoding some things. I suppose it is conceivable that the RIS translator could be improved to recognize the most popular of these at some point in the future.

caojinbo

Thanks adamsmith and noksagt's reply.