I am getting at translator error when trying to get citations from Proquest. I've been having this problem for several weeks. I've updated translators. Anyone else having this problem?

example, APA and Chicago recommend including a ProQuest URL if an old New York Times article was taken from ProQuest, but most users would prefer to cite the printed version even if they got it onlin

Wicked. Seems to work like a charm. Only thing, now when u select download pdf, it give me the proquest login page. Almost as if it is not going through the university proxy. This works properly f

Thanks for your report. A new version of the ProQuest translator is now available. Your Zotero client will update automatically within 24 hours, or you can click "Update now" in Zotero preferences.

I am also having a problem with proquest going through my university's proxy - we use ezproxy. In my case, I get teh abstract in a note, which I guess is ok. However, when I try to get a snapshot of

Of the databases I use the most, JSTOR. sciencedirect, and springerlink work fine; ebscohost doesn't. I can't test web of science or proquest as neither translator is showing the address bar icon at t

I too am having problems with ProQuest. No icon shows up in the URL box in any view of Proquest. I also access Proquest through my university proxy.

There is currently no way to batch import items from a site which Zotero does not have a translator. So if you are just importing all the linked pages from some random site you will need to employ the

No icons in Proquest, only folder icon in search results for EBSCOHost. Or maybe it's just me? FF 3.0.1, Zotero 1.0.7, Mac OS 10.4.11, catalogs accessed through proxy.

I, too, am receiving the ProQuest error accessing that tool through my university's proxy -- anybody know what's suddenly happening to the Zotero-ProQuest relationship?

I'm also having "translator issues" with Proquest and working through my university's proxy. I was using zotero version 1.0.6 and have just upgraded to the sync preview. Same problem.

http://proquest.umi.com.ezproxy.lib.unimelb.edu.au/pqdweb?did=885676181&Fmt=2&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&

URL:http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?index=0&did=759975431&SrchMode=1&sid=1&Fmt=1&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1210657753&clientId=35047

I recently received an error message when trying to save items from Proquest - Dissertations and Theses. I am accessing through my school's proxy. I've read previous posts about similar issues, but

Most articles downloaded via translators have titles that need to be edited for citation. I get "The Washington Post" whereas I need to cite "Washington Post"; in ProQuest, I get "The New York Amsterd

A related point is that if the APA, MLA, and the main flavors of Chicago formats are perfect and work flawlessly with the major interdisciplinary databases (ProQuest, Expanded Academic, Wilson Omnifil

I am seeing DOIs for at least some articles (See below, copied from an article record from ProQuest Research Library). Is this something that a page scrapper could pick up since it is displayed in th

I just checked some articles in ProQuest and could not find any DOIs. It seems that ProQuest has it's own "ProQuest document ID", a ten digit number that is not related to the DOI model. Either way P

I'm seeing DOIs in ProQuest results these days, handy for APA Style, but Zotero doesn't seem to be picking them up.

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