Importing Abstracts from Endnote (ris)
I imported my Endnote file with pdf attachments without problems (except that it was very slow so had to break it into smaller files). However, my abstracts ended up in the Notes.
Anyway to move the Notes to the Abstract field? Or tweek the import filter?
My ris looks like this,
TY - JOUR
AB - In 1982, the community structure of termites was studied in the Krakatau Islands, sterilized by volcanic eruption in 1883, and the adjacent area (Panaitan Island and West Java) with the objective of characterizing the ecological attributes of successful colonizers. Three families, 5 genera and 7 spp. of termites were found in the Krakatau Islands, 5 of them (Cryptotermes sumatrensis, Glyptotermes caudomanitus, Glyptotermes sp., Prorhinotermes sp. and Schedorhinotermes javanicus) new to the islands. Between 1908 and 1982, 2 spp. seem to have been replaced by other congeneric species in Rakata Besar, the largest island of the group. Termites in the islands were characterized taxonomically by the dominance of lower termites (Kalotermitidae and Rhinotermitidae) and ecologically by wood feeders constructing their nests in the wood itself; those of the mainland (West Java) were characterized taxonomically by the dominance of higher termites (Termitidae) and ecologically by wood or humus feeders constructing their nests in the soil. The importance of dispersal ability by rafting and asymmetrical interspecific competition is discussed in an attempt to explain the presence or absence of termite groups with different life types in the islands.
AU - Abe, T.
J2 - Physiol. Ecol. Japan
KW - CRYPTOTERMES SUMATRENSIS new record
GLYPTOTERMES sp. new record
GLYPTOTERMES CAUDOMANITUS new record
PRORHINOTERMES sp. new record
SCHEDORHINOTERMES JAVANICUS new record
KALOTERMITIDAE
RHINOTERMITIDAE
TERMITIDAE
VOLCANO
WOOD FEEDING
M1 - 1
PY - 1984
SP - 63-88
ST - Colonization of the Krakatau Islands by termites (Insecta: Isoptera)
T2 - Physiology and Ecology Japan
TI - Colonization of the Krakatau Islands by termites (Insecta: Isoptera)
VL - 21
ID - 869
ER -
Anyway to move the Notes to the Abstract field? Or tweek the import filter?
My ris looks like this,
TY - JOUR
AB - In 1982, the community structure of termites was studied in the Krakatau Islands, sterilized by volcanic eruption in 1883, and the adjacent area (Panaitan Island and West Java) with the objective of characterizing the ecological attributes of successful colonizers. Three families, 5 genera and 7 spp. of termites were found in the Krakatau Islands, 5 of them (Cryptotermes sumatrensis, Glyptotermes caudomanitus, Glyptotermes sp., Prorhinotermes sp. and Schedorhinotermes javanicus) new to the islands. Between 1908 and 1982, 2 spp. seem to have been replaced by other congeneric species in Rakata Besar, the largest island of the group. Termites in the islands were characterized taxonomically by the dominance of lower termites (Kalotermitidae and Rhinotermitidae) and ecologically by wood feeders constructing their nests in the wood itself; those of the mainland (West Java) were characterized taxonomically by the dominance of higher termites (Termitidae) and ecologically by wood or humus feeders constructing their nests in the soil. The importance of dispersal ability by rafting and asymmetrical interspecific competition is discussed in an attempt to explain the presence or absence of termite groups with different life types in the islands.
AU - Abe, T.
J2 - Physiol. Ecol. Japan
KW - CRYPTOTERMES SUMATRENSIS new record
GLYPTOTERMES sp. new record
GLYPTOTERMES CAUDOMANITUS new record
PRORHINOTERMES sp. new record
SCHEDORHINOTERMES JAVANICUS new record
KALOTERMITIDAE
RHINOTERMITIDAE
TERMITIDAE
VOLCANO
WOOD FEEDING
M1 - 1
PY - 1984
SP - 63-88
ST - Colonization of the Krakatau Islands by termites (Insecta: Isoptera)
T2 - Physiology and Ecology Japan
TI - Colonization of the Krakatau Islands by termites (Insecta: Isoptera)
VL - 21
ID - 869
ER -
http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/9303/towards-an-import-from-endnote-tutorial/
I believe AB is supposed to go into "Note" as per RIS specs. One of the threads linked to from the link above gives instructions on how to get this all right.