Hi all<br><br>I've seen this comment in isi web of science (trrough google,of course :-) )<br><br>*****************<br><h3><p><i>Web of Science</i> – External Links</p></h3>
<p>After working out and implementing the various internal links that provide useful navigation for <i>Web of Science</i>
users, the next natural step was to explore the potential for
establishing links to data external to ISI products. Before proceeding,
we conducted extensive research into the potential of various standard
identifiers that might aid in this venture. Each of the candidates
(Digital Object Identifier [<a href="http://www.doi.org/">DOI</a>],
Serial Item and Contribution Identifier [SICI – NISO Z39.56 1996], and
Publisher Item Identifier [PII]) was found to be lacking for various
reasons that will not be expanded on in this forum. The decision was
made to use internal keys to move ahead with links. With the
understanding that we might come back later and reconsider this stance,
we felt most comfortable initially with our ability to create external
links based on the same identifiers that have worked so well for our
internal links.</p><p>******************<br></p>So It seems that isi does not support doi as a key index. Bad news.<br><br>However, I've been working around with my plugin and it's pretty useful in some cases. For instance, you can drag and drop a pdf for an old article (hence without doi) and write manually some words from the title, the year and the first author. Then clickin in the plugin button.....you obtain the rest of the information as desired.<br>
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