Workflow for 'updating' citation just with full-text
Hi all,
Just wondering: If I have a citation without an attachment, e.g. one saved from a group library or added via identifier without the full-text, is there a simple way to add just the full-text or do I have to add a duplicate?
For example - Ref A is in my library without an attachment. I right click and select 'view online' to be taken to the publisher page. To add the pdf, are these my only options:
1. Save to Zotero - saves the item again, with pdf, and creates a duplicate.
2. Download the pdf manually, drag onto the citation in the library.
Just wondering: If I have a citation without an attachment, e.g. one saved from a group library or added via identifier without the full-text, is there a simple way to add just the full-text or do I have to add a duplicate?
For example - Ref A is in my library without an attachment. I right click and select 'view online' to be taken to the publisher page. To add the pdf, are these my only options:
1. Save to Zotero - saves the item again, with pdf, and creates a duplicate.
2. Download the pdf manually, drag onto the citation in the library.
1. Either a URL or a DOI and
2. Don't already have a PDF attached
you can use right-click --> Find available PDF
edit: "on your current internet connection" meaning that it won't work if you have to authenticate through an in-browser proxy as you'd typically do from off campus.