Noll, Tamiko Ortega. Pragmatic singles: Being an unmarried woman in contemporary Japan. Dissertation, University of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania: ProQuest/UMI, 2004. (Publication No. AAT 3411606.)

I am having an issue with ProQuest, i don't get Zotero button in URL bar.

I am having problems with ProQuest translation via my university.

I have no problem downloading from ProQuest (CBCA and Canadian Newstand) or our OPAC (Millenium), etc.

I'm having trouble with Proquest. The folder and file icon appears, but when I click to download the citation I get a Translator Error message. I've tried to troubleshoot as much as possible, disablin

Updated manually and that seems to resolve the problem. In ProQuest, I exported a journal reference to the folder and from folder to Zotero and now, Zotero categorises it correctly as a journal articl

And please note that this merely fixes the import of RIS files generated at ProQuest.

Thanks to everyone - albeit I can not really understand fully the conversation! But what I takeout is that the translator built into Zotero should now read the ProQuest output "better" and if I update

The translator does not like the blankline that ProQuest has after the TY line. Editing the translator to trim whitespace of the TY-tagged values fixes the type detection.

I can confirm that Proquests RIS output fails in the way Stan describes -

addressbar works too. Normally it does not. With ProQuest I cannot export from addressbar (never could) because of a known translator error. If I move the reference to a folder and then export to Zot

http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=512&querySyntax=PQ&searchInterface=1&SrchMode=2&TS=1285687722&moreOptState=CLOSED&clientId=3224&h_pub_title=journal+of+interactive+marketing&h_pub_title1=&h_pub_titl

However I still have the problem. I tested with a download off ProQuest an article by E Malthouse titled: Ridge regression and direct marketing scoring models and it came up as a web page still

1. The databases I use are EBSCO Business Source Premier and ABI / INFORM (ProQuest) and these are accessed via my University's network. I am not sure if there is a built in "Athens" identification to

https://extranet.cranfield.ac.uk/,DanaInfo=proquest.umi.com+pqdweb?RQT=512&querySyntax=PQ&searchInterface=1&SrchMode=2&TS=1285687722&moreOptState=CLOSED&clientId=3224&h_pub_title=journal+of+interactiv

I think it happens on both EBSCO and ProQuest. Neither of those two will import directly to Zotero for me so I need to first export them to a folder and then from folder view export them as a Referenc

The EBSCOhost translator was broken until a couple days ago, and PDF saving still isn't working.

http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3601/proquest-ebscohost-broken/#Item_31

"It's a subscription service to technical and business books. Some public libraries and universities have site licenses for patrons and students. In the later case the URL might be http://proquest.saf

link at http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3601/proquest-ebscohost-broken/#Item_0) that somebody from your organization might be able to make minor changes at your end which would be enormously help