| Academic Live (Microsoft)
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In Academic Live (note that citations have to be exported one at a time)
- Click "EndNote"
- Mouse over a citation
- Click "Export to EndNote"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Academic Live
- From the pull down menu, select "RefMan RIS"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| ASCE Conference Proceedings
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In ASCE Conference Proceedings
- Select records
- Select "EndNote (R) (generic)" from pull down menu
- Click "Go"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from ASCE Conference Proceedings
- From the pull down menu, select "EndNote Import"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| CSA (Conference Papers Index,
EIS, Environmental Science & Pollution Management, GeoRef, METADEX, NTIS, TOXLINE,
Weldasearch, etc.)
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In a CSA database
- Select records
- Click "Save, Print, Email"
- Select "Use x Marked Records" and select your "file format" and click "save"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from the CSA database
- From the pull down menu, select the import format for the CSA database
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| Ebsco (Academic Search Premier, AGRICOLA,
Business Source Premier, etc.)
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In a Ebsco database
- Click "Add" to select records
- Click "Folder has items"
- Click "Export"
- Select "Direct Export to EndNote, ProCite, or Reference Manager"
- Click "Save"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from the Ebsco database
- From the pull down menu, select "RefMan RIS"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| Energy Citation Database (from the Department of Energy)
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In Energy Citation Database
- Select records
- Click "Show only (√) Items"
- Click "Download (√) Items as EndNote"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from the Energy Citation Database
- From the pull down menu, select "EndNote Import"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| Engineering Village (Compendex & Inspec)
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In Compendex or Inspec
- Select records
- Click "Download"
- Select "RIS, EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager"
- Click "Download"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Compendex or Inspec
- From the pull down menu, select "Ei Compendex (Ei)"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| Gale (Expanded Academic ASAP,
InfoTrac OneFile, & LegalTrac)
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In a Gale database
- Select records
- Click "Marked Items"
- Click "Citation Tools"
- Select "EndNote" and click "Export"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from the Gale database
- From the pull down menu, select "RefMan RIS"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| GeoScienceWorld
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In GeoScienceWorld
- Select records
- At the bottom of the page, select "download to citation manager"
- Click "Go"
- Click "Download ALL Selected Citations to Citation Manager"
- Click "EndNote"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from GeoScienceWorld
- From the pull down menu, select "EndNote Import"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| Google Scholar
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In Google Scholar (note that citations have to be exported one at a time)
- Click "Import into EndNote"*
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Google Scholar
- From the pull down menu, select "EndNote Import"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
*If the "Import into EndNote" link is not visible, click "Scholar Preferences" and select "Show links to import citations into" and "EndNote."
Click "Save Preferences." The link should now be visible.
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| IEEE Xplorer
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In IEEE Xplorer
- Select records
- Click "view selected items"
- Select if you want the citation or the citation and abstract from the pull down menu
- Select "EndNote/ProCite/RefMan" from the pull down menu
- Click ">>"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Prospector
- From the pull down menu, select "RefMan RIS"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| JSTOR
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In JSTOR
- Click "Add" to select records
- Click "Folder has items"
- Click "Export"
- Select "Direct Export to EndNote, ProCite, or Reference Manager"
- Click "Save"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from JSTOR
- From the pull down menu, select "RefMan RIS"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| MathSciNet
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In MathSciNet
- Select records
- Select "Citations (EndNote)" from pull down menu
- Click "Retrieve Marked"
- Use the save feature of your browser
- Enter a file name, select "Text File" from pull down menu, and click "Save"
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from MathSciNet
- From the pull down menu, select "EndNote Import"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| OCLC (Arts and Humanities Search,
BasicBIOSIS, Biology Digest, Business and Industry, Consumers Index, Dissertation Abstracts,
EconLit, ERIC, GEOBASE, WorldCat, etc.)
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In an OCLC database
- Select records
- Click "Export"
- Select what you want to "Export" and select "EndNote (get latest filters)"
- Click "Export"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from an OCLC database
- From the pull down menu, select the import format for the OCLC database
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| Prospector
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In Prospector
- Select records
- Click "Save Marked Records"
- Click "Export Saved"
- Select "End-Note/RefWorks" and select "Local Disk"
- Click "Submit"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Prospector
- From the pull down menu, select "EndNote Import"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| ScienceDirect
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In ScienceDirect
- Select records
- Click "Export Citations"
- Select the "Content Format" the you want and select "RIS format (for Reference
Manager, ProCite, EndNote)"
- Click "Export"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from ScienceDirect
- From the pull down menu, select "RefMan RIS"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| SciFinder Scholar
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In SciFinder Scholar
- Select records
- Click "Save As"
- Select the drive for your memory stick (since it is a public computer, documents
cannot be saved to the hard drive)
- Select "Tagged Format (*.txt)" as the "Save as type"
- Enter a name and click "Save"
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from SciFinder
- From the pull down menu, select "SciFinder (CAS)"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where
x is some number other than zero.
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| Web of Science
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In Web of Science
- Select records
- Select "Selected records on page"
- From the pull down menu, select the format
- Click "Save to My EndNote Web"
If successful, records will be in unfiled folder.
OR
In Web of Science
- Select records
- Select "Selected records on page"
- From the pull down menu, select the format
- Click "Export to Reference Software"
- Select "Save" and click "Ok"
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Web of Science
- From the pull down menu, select "Web of Science (ISI)"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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| HW Wilson Library Lit
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In HW Wilson Library Lit
- Select records
- Click "Exporting/Citing"
- Click "Saving, Citing and Formatting for bibliographic software"
- Select your records
- Select "All Citation Fields/Custom display"
- Select "For exporting to Bibliographic Software" and click "Save"
- In the new browser window, select file and save
- Rename file, if you wish, and remember where you saved it!
In EndNote Web
- Click "Collect"
- Click "Import References"
- Click "Browse" and find the file saved from Wilson
- From the pull down menu, select "WilsonWeb"
- Click "Import"
If successful, you will receive a message "Number of records imported: x" where x is some number other than zero.
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