Thanks all! It's very useful although I thought that I could change the reference styles provided by Google Scholar... they should try to let you do it... it would be sooo easy then :)

As I understand your question, you want to always get your references out of Google Scholar, say as APA style. There is no way that you can ask Scholar to remember that you always want APA. Each time for each reference you have to click on “Cite”, then cut the text next to “APA” and paste it into your bibliography section.

Better still, use Qiqqa as your document manager, browser and sniffer. In that case you will click on “BibTex” to import the details into Qiqqa. I know you say you don't want to export. However exporting has many advantages. If for example your chosen journal does not accept your paper, then you can simply output in the different style of the new target journal. You can export your reference in any style e.g., Harvard. This is of great advantage because (sadly) most journals have different referencing styles. You can get Qiqqa free from http://www.qiqqa.com/70557

Your problem is not language dependent. The same clicking occurs for Spanish searches. Here is the first citation for a paper using the phrase "meta-analysis" but given to Scholar in Spanish, and APA style used.

Fernández, S., Nebot, M., & Jané, M. (2002). Evaluación de la efectividad de los programas escolares de prevención del consumo de tabaco, alcohol y cannabis:¿ Qué nos dicen los meta-análisis. Rev Esp Salud Pública, 76(3), 175-87.

http://www.qiqqa.com/70557

hi

here are the links :

https://scholar.google.co.th/intl/en/scholar/citations.html

https://scholar.google.co.th/intl/en/scholar/citations.html#setup

all relevant information is available .

Not sure what you are trying to do, but you can use EndNote software which will provide you the citations in whatever format you want.

Or Qiqqa ...

I think the best way is exporting the google scholar records to a citation manager like Endnote but you must import them one by one. Is it your problem?

Mendeley application can be used for several styles of reference.

@Carla: Are you happy with a least one of our answers?

Hi Carla,

You can do that by reference tool that provide by Ms.Word if You using Windows, or You can try Mendeley application to organizing your information source, include document from google scholar.

Thanks all! It's very useful although I thought that I could change the reference styles provided by Google Scholar... they should try to let you do it... it would be sooo easy then :)

In Google scholar the option "Cite'" is not displaying on my PC. How to resolve this issue, please help.

Thanking you in advance

The option is there on google scholar. See this image attached and you will get the answer

The option is there on google scholar. See this image attached and you will get the answer

I find Chicago works well with a small change in name for example:

From Google Scholar

Cherrette, Alan R., S-W. Lee, and Robert J. Acosta. "A method for producing a shaped contour radiation pattern using a single shaped reflector and a single feed." IEEE Transactions on antennas and propagation 37, no. 6 (1989): 698-706.

and from IEEE:

A. R. Cherrette, S. W. Lee and R. J. Acosta, "A method for producing a shaped contour radiation pattern using a single shaped reflector and a single feed," in IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 37, no. 6, pp. 698-706, Jun 1989.

Hence, needs to shift only the name and surname rest can work