this is what i exported from refworks, the problem is that abstract will be imported into notes, and keyword cannot be imported at all. i think it is because of the abbreviations such as TY, ID; the ris file i exported from zotero use N2 for abstract, but refworks use AB, if i change AB to be N2 manually, it can be imported correctly. but for keywords or tags, they both use KW.
another question: could .ovd file be imported?
refworks:
TY - JOUR ID - 33 A1 - Astini R A A1 - Benedetto J L A1 - Vaccari,N. E. T1 - The early Paleozoic evolution of the Argentine Precordillera as a Laurentian Y1 - 1995 VL - 107 IS - 3 SP - 253 EP - 273 KW - allochthons KW - Andes KW - Argentina KW - Arthropoda KW - bibliography KW - biogeography KW - biostratigraphy KW - Brachiopoda KW - Conodonta KW - continental drift KW - geodynamics KW - Gondwana KW - Invertebrata KW - Laurentia KW - lithostratigraphy KW - lower Paleozoic KW - microfossils KW - paleogeography KW - Paleozoic KW - plate collision KW - plate tectonics KW - Precordillera KW - regression KW - review KW - rifting KW - sea level changes KW - sedimentation KW - South America KW - tectonics KW - terranes KW - transgression KW - Trilobita KW - Trilobitomorpha KW - 18 Solid earth geophysics KW - 12 Stratigraphy KW - 16 Structural geology AB - Paleontologic and stratigraphic evidence (abstract) N1 - RF: GeoRef, Copyright 2002, American Geological Institute. Reference includes PB - Geological Society of America (GSA) CY - Boulder, CO, United States SN - 0016-7606 AD - Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, Catedra de Estratigrafia y Geologia Historica, JF - Geological Society of America Bulletin M1 - Journal Article ER -
ovd format:
VN - Ovid Technologies DB - Downloaded from SilverPlatter AB - The marine-clastic Ordovician strata UI - 2008-119017 AU - Moya-Maria-Cristina PT - Serial; Conference-Document IS - 1514-4186 JN - Serie Correlacion Geologica LG - English PG - 281-293 SH - Andes-; Argentina-; TI - The Ordovician basin of northern Argentina. UP - 200846 VO - 16 PY - 2002
RefWorks is wrong according to the RIS spec, which says (inexplicably, to be fair) that AB is a note and N2 is an abstract. But it's probably worth checking whether EndNote, other bibliographic programs, and RIS-generating websites ever actually use AB for a note rather than an abstract, since if they don't we could probably change the RIS translator to import AB as an abstract.
The keywords are importing fine for me. You might want to run Reset Translators and Styles from the Advanced pane of the Zotero prefs to make sure you have the latest RIS translator available for 1.0.7. (A new version will be available with 1.0.8, but the previous version should work.)
Hi, I have just imported a 10,000 reference Endnote database into Zotero and played around with all sorts of 'RIS Tag : Zotero Field' combinations. In the end I avoided the use of the KW tag. My Endnote export style looks like this...
Although my abstract goes to notes I find this better as lengthy abstracts do not chew up screen space available to show the essential reference fields in Zotero. I used the abstract field to store the location I store the physical copy of the reference and its accession code.
Keywords are stored as a list in the notes section. I did not find the global import of 1000 of keywords into the tags section really worked how I liked. As a note, I can still find my references easily using the search function. To date, I have not started Tagging References, but have found the ability to group like references into collections very useful.
Although my abstract goes to notes I find this better as lengthy abstracts do not chew up screen space available to show the essential reference fields in Zotero.
You can shrink the Abstract field to one line by clicking on the label.
another question: could .ovd file be imported?
refworks:
ovd format:
The keywords are importing fine for me. You might want to run Reset Translators and Styles from the Advanced pane of the Zotero prefs to make sure you have the latest RIS translator available for 1.0.7. (A new version will be available with 1.0.8, but the previous version should work.)
`TY - `GEN|`
AU - `Author|`
PY - `Year|`
BT - `Secondary Title|`
ED - `Secondary Author|`
CT - `Title|`
CY - `Place Published|`
PB - `Publisher|`
T3 - `Tertiary Title|`
A3 - `Series Editor|`
ET - `Edition|`
SP - `Pages|`
Y2 - `Date|`
SN - `ISBN/ISSN|`
N1 - `Notes|`
N1 - `Abstract|`
N1 - `Keywords|`
N2..- `Accession Number|`
VL - `Volume|`
UR - `URL
`TY - `JOUR|`
AU - `Author|`
PY - `Year|`
TI - `Title|`
SP - `Pages|`
JF - `Journal|`
VL - `Volume|`
IS - `Issue|`
N1 - `Notes|`
N1 - `Abstract|`
N1 - `Keywords|`
N2 - `Location|: Accession Number|`
UR - `URL
`TY - `BOOK|`
AU - `Author|`
PY - `Year|`
BT - `Title|`
CY - `City|`
PB - `Publisher|`
SP - `Number of Pages|`
T3 - `Series Title|`
ED - `Series Editor|`
ET - `Edition|`
VL - `Volume|`
Y2 - `Original Publication|`
SN - `ISBN|`
N1 - `Notes|`
N1 - `Notes|`
N1 - `Keywords|`
N2 - `Location|: Accession Number|`
VL - `Volume|`
UR - `URL
`TY - `CHAP|`
AU - `Author|`
PY - `Year|`
BT - `Book Title|`
ED - `Editor|`
CT - `Title|`
CY - `City|`
PB - `Publisher|`
ET - `Edition|`
VL - `Volume|`
T3 - `Series Title|`
SP - `Pages|`
N1 - `Notes|`
N1 - `Notes|`
N1 - `Keywords|`
N2 - `Location|: Accession Number|`
VL - `Volume|`
SN - `ISBN|`
UR - `URL
Although my abstract goes to notes I find this better as lengthy abstracts do not chew up screen space available to show the essential reference fields in Zotero. I used the abstract field to store the location I store the physical copy of the reference and its accession code.
Keywords are stored as a list in the notes section. I did not find the global import of 1000 of keywords into the tags section really worked how I liked. As a note, I can still find my references easily using the search function. To date, I have not started Tagging References, but have found the ability to group like references into collections very useful.