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Re: Business Source Premier (Mac)
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Posted: Fri, 21 Jul 2006 14:12:09 -0400
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> The direct export feature from EBSCO's Business Source Premier
> database does not work with Macs. :-\ I'm trying to write a filter
> that I can post on the UC Davis library's website to enable Mac users
> to get the same features that PC users do. I cannot write the filter
> to capture YEAR information, no matter what I do.
>
> Here is an example of a date display in BSP (EBSCO):
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> PD- 3/15/95, Vol. 105 Issue 7, p41
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> I've written the filter so:
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> PD- Date/Date/Year, `Vol.` Volume `Issue` Issue, pPages
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> Everything imports properly except the Date/Date/Year part. There is
> nothing in either the Date or the Year field.
What you really need is:
PD- Date|/Year, etc.
However EndNote will not recognise a two-digit number as a Year, so it
still won't work for the pre-2000 references. This is a problem with
most Ebsco databases. The problem does not occur if you can use direct
export.
For articles from monthly and quarterly periodicals, you can get around
this by using the DT field, which is in the form:
DT- 19950901
So you put a list of lines in your Filter template as follows:
DT- Year0101
DT- Year0201
DT- Year0301
DT- Year0401
DT- Year0501
DT- Year0601
DT- Year0701
DT- Year0801
DT- Year0901
DT- Year1001
DT- Year1101
DT- Year1201
John East
University of Queensland Library
Email: "john.east"
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