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

I have been able to add citations from ProQuest, Project Muse, etc.

Here is a [not without issues] workaround: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3601/proquest-ebscohost-broken/#Item_24 .

http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3601/proquest-ebscohost-broken/#Item_14

I think the ProQuest translator hasn't worked for a few months, based on my limited experience on the site & a post in a thread that has since been closed. There is not yet a translator for Wilson (b

http://proquest.umi.com.ezproxy.fielding.edu/pqdweb/?index=1&did=2055196101&SrchMode=2&sid=1&Fmt=2&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1280947624&clientId=46781

Hi. I have recently started using Zotero. The icon in the address bar does not show up on the two main databases i use at school (Proquest and Wilson). can somebody help me figure this out. It loo

I am using proquest, ebsco etc through a university vpn. Unfortunately I think zotero 2.0.3 does not recognize it as a source. I think because of this the browser bar icon does not show up, is there a

Proquest site translator doesn't seem to be working.

Thanks. I'll find a way to stick with Proquest.

Proquest definitely has the best metadata for theses. I know no better alternative. I don't know what Proquest looks like when not on a university network, but can't you get to the metadata at least?

in the "extra" field. I do not have access to Proquest Dissertations from my home computer. Any suggestions, or do I need to copy and paste the info. from the "extra" field and create a "thesis" entr

Sometimes you can find other sites that have the content of the magazine, like ProQuest or something, if you find yourself needing many older articles.

I'm using Z and I'm running into a little snag. be it using google scholar, or Proquest Business, I find that more often than not I'm having a great deal of trouble getting the right information to b

mates just copied the stable URL in from say ProQuest. I made sure I grabbed the HTML get the SPAN tag and use that in my Blogger. Worked liked a charm and got praise for a very neat and tidy posting

I use OCR extensively. My point is that disabled users should not have to go through a resource and time consuming extra step in order to access information they retrieve from database vendors when ab

pdfs - and it doesn't matter how I open them. (Proquest actually calls them "Scanned Image PDFs" to highlight that).

Respectfully, I am not wrong about PDFs. I may be wrong about the technical details (I am a historian), but I am not wrong about the usability issues. Use Proquest for 19th-century documents and see i