I have .RIS files I obtained from Proquest and JSTOR but every time I try to import them to my library it says "The selected file is not in a supported format.". I opened the files and the format is c

https://www.proquest.com/assia/results/E2E7647D89AC4418PQ/1?accountid=14116

have access through an aggregator like EBSCO or ProQuest, not the publisher in some cases).

https://www.proquest.com/naturalscience/results/F4FF7CC6D67541B1PQ/1?accountid=15067

https://www.proquest.com/results/F691689D91E5420CPQ/1?accountid=14667

Asking for the exact URL for the / a ProQuest page where the item failed to import not the page of Zotero documentation.

An error occurred saving with ProQuest. Attempting to save using Embedded Metadata instead.

Yes, Zotero is saving just fine from each ProQuest EEBO 'Details' page taken one at a time. But sadly I'm increasingly finding that Zotero cannot extract metadata for multiple ProQuest EEBO documents

I am trying to figure out why my zotero and proquest databases are suddenly not working. It shows the symbol on my chrome connector allowing me to cite the results selected from the list but I get an

I am suddenly having problems saving PDFs to Zotero from ProQuest. The message I receive says "An error occurred while saving this item. See Troubleshooting Translator Issues for more information."

I am having the same problem: "An error occurred saving with ProQuest. Attempting to save using Embedded Metadata instead." This happens no matter what I do.

"Ethices Commendium, in Usum Academicæ Juventutis Authore Daniele Whitby ... - Proquest"

Nowadays when I attempt to extract metadata for multiple ProQuest EEBO documents at once, Zotero reports "An error occurred while saving this item" and does nothing.

https://www.proquest.com/usnews/docview/430325250/fulltext/D75D4B1B4DC34F21PQ/3?accountid=10477

Items from ProQuest database are saving to my Zotero folder but I keep getting error messages telling me "an error occurred...attempting to save Embedded Metadata instead". I had no problems doing thi

when I try saving a pdf document from Proquest, it saves as a text file with out any mata data. how do I resolve this

Brooks, Philip. “Notes on Rare Books.” New York Times. November 27, 1938. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times.

The problem does not occur when I open the webpage of each individual ECCO document and extract its metadata one webpage at a time. But doing so is of course time consuming. Is there a way I can make

Thanks - I think you are right - I am using ProQuest through an organisation's vpn and subscription - so access is limited. Export to RIS and import of that to Zotero works, but does not pick up the f

We'd need an example URL, but on ProQuest this might just be site access limits.