Please note: you will need to edit the record as not all the information from the catalogue record is transferred across into EndNote. References can be exported from into EndNote Desktop using Export RIS. Remember: always check the quality of the data that you have imported, as some resources (eg Google Scholar) may omit key information, and you may need to edit the references in your EndNote library.

It is possible to download and install the latest updates from EndNote Follow the on-screen instructions on how to do this for individual filters or by categories.

Follow the on-screen instructions on how to do this for individual filters or by categories.Ĭonnection files may be required for “Library catalogues” (eg Jisc Library Hub Discover) - some of these connection files may already be in the relevant folder of your program files.

It is possible to download and install the latest updates from EndNote.

Some of these filters are added to the relevant folder of your program files when you download the EndNote Desktop software.

There are some specialist resources which still require an additional import filter (eg BibTeX, RefMan RIS, OpenGrey, Zetoc)

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We recommend using either Firefox or Chrome as a web browser.

If EndNote Desktop is not mentioned, choose an RIS format.

Look for an Export option on the platform that you are using.

Instructions vary across databases so follow the on-screen help.

If you are using a standard bibliographic database platform, such as EBSCO, Engineering Village, Ovid, ProQuest, SCOPUS or Web of Science, use the direct export facility: You can pull references across to your EndNote library from a range of different platforms using one of the three methods below.

EndNote Desktop's importing and exporting tools enable you to efficiently build your EndNote library as you undertake your research.

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