I haven't seen a request for a site translator update to work with the new ProQuest interface yet (though I may have missed it). Many institutions began switching this fall to it from what is now cal

I have been through all the steps to troubleshoot, but I cannot figure this one out. If I use NCU's proxy to ProQuest5000 articles, the save icon never appears. Am I doing something wrong?

Cite articles from online databases (e.g. LexisNexis, ProQuest, JSTOR, ScienceDirect) and other subscription services just as you would print sources. Since these articles usually come from periodical

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.