Yes, I get it from Proquest.

you're importing this from Proquest or from where?

copyright = {Database copyright ProQuest LLC; ProQuest does not claim copyright in the individual underlying works.},

vendors have them, but EBSCO's, Elsevier's, and ProQuest's are particuarly quick to kick in with fairly regularly use, like downloading 20 papers to Zotero.

in an error. I've encountered it on Informit and ProQuest.

When I try to save pdfs from this site: https://www-proquest-com.proxy.uchicago.edu/eebo/docview/2248556933/fulltextPDF/7C8535885D684266PQ/40?accountid=14657&sourcetype=Books

Archive: "ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global"

Recently I’ve been having issues getting Zotero to automatically download PDFs from EBSCO PsycINFO. This seems to happen most often when the PDF is not hosted directly by PsycINFO, but instead is prov

https://www.proquest.com/results/8D3E1D514CD546C2PQ/1?accountid=28991

https://www.proquest.com/results/B3BADD794A364C6APQ/1?accountid=10637

I'm unable to use my chrome extension to save a book chapter from ProQuest Ebookcentral. It keeps showing 'An error occurred saving with ProQuest Ebook Central. Attempting to save using Save as Webpag

a reference to a digital archive (i.e. the ProQuest number, which goes under the Loc. in Archive field) or a URL.

Author (2025). Some title in sentence case. [Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University]. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.

1. Citations for major magazines imported from online databases automatically include volume and number (example: Billboard magazine, ProQuest). Most magazines--New Yorker, Atlantic, etc.--are weekly

I've written to ProQuest to ask if they'd consider switching to institution-agnostic links. Worth a shot.

Annoying that ProQuest doesn't offer institution-agnostic links, but given that, I think saving it as a link makes more sense.

Good to know those ProQuest links can be useful, though I'm not sure how many people would think to swap out the institution name in the URL.

ProQuest is an edge case -- the books are (obviously) online and the links are somewhat useful beyond a given institution: the docid is the same across all institutions (so you only have to switch the

Your ProQuest URL should not be included, because that URL simply redirects to your institution's login page. @adamsmith wrote the ProQuest Ebook Central translator, so I'll let him comment on this, b

Here is one of the links that Zotero Connector included the 'URL' field: http://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/auckland/detail.action?docID=6797118