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This guide provides an overview of three citation managers offered at Brandeis, as well as a information on print and online citation guides.
Last update: Nov 19th, 2009 URL: http://brandeis.libguides.com/citations  Print Guide  RSS Updates

3. Add Citations to an EndNote Library             Print Page
  
 

Tip

Watch a Video from Yale on importing search results from PUbMed to EndNote or scroll down the page for directions on how to filter from many of our other databases

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EndNote Exporter List

 See EndNote List of Exporters

 

Google Scholar Citations

  • Go to GoogleScholar. Click on the Schlolar Preferences link to the right of the Scholar search box.
  • Scroll to the bottom of the Scholar Preferences Page, and in the "Bibliographic Manager" section, click the radio button next to "Show link to import citations into"
  • Choose EndNote
  • Click the Save Preferences button
  • When you do a search you will note the "Import into EndNote" link under the entry. Click
  • Choose "Open with EndNote..."
  • Select (or reselect) your library
  • Highlight the filter: Google Scholar - CC and click "Choose"
  • Reference will import on its own

See also Instructions at the  EndNote Web Site about using Google Scholar

 
 

How to ...

EndNote makes it possible to move citations into an EndNote Library multiple ways. This section will talk briefly about each technique and then provide an instruction chart for obtaining some commonly used databases at Brandeis.

Connecting
A connection file allows you to import references from library catalogs and a few public databases such as PubMed that don't require a password.

  1. Go to Tools menu > Online Search > Brandeis U ...
  2. When the connection has been established, an empty Retrieved References window opens
  3. Enter your search request into EndNote's Search window
  4. Click Search
  5. EndNote searches and displays the number of references found
  6. Click OK to retrieve the reference(s)

Filtering Generally, for subscription databases that require a password, EndNote uses the import definition files or "filters" that allow you to import references from the databases.

To use Filtering :

  • execute your database search
  • mark your citations
  • view your marked items
  • select citation export filter to EndNote
  • select the filter from the dialog box
  • export to EndNote

Direct Export to EndNote

Several database vendors support direct export to EndNote. Using this option eliminates the need to select a filter. Database vendors that currently support direct export include EBSCO, Web of Science, Project Muse, ProQuest and Science Direct.

To use Direct Export:

  • execute your search
  • mark your citations
  • view your marked items
  • select the direct export option to EndNote

Text-File Importing

In some cases you can save your results in a tab delimited text file (e.g. PubMed - watch the video at the top of the page or see step-by-step instructions  below) and then import the results into EndNote using File >Import

 

Instructions for connecting and filtering from many of our databases

Endnote Information
ABC-CLIO
  • America: History & Life
  • Historical Abstracts
 To import tab-delimited search results into EndNote

1. Perform your search
2. Mark the citations you wish to export into a tab-delimited text file
3. Click "View Tagged Only"
4. Click "Export Options" at the top of the result list
5. Choose "EndNote" and then click "Export Records"
6. Click "Export to Citation Manager"
8. Choose "open with ris default" and find your EndNote file to open.
Brandeis University LOUIS catalog Connection file: Brandeis U.enz
  1. In EndNote go to Tools menu > Online Search> Brandeis U ...
  2. When the connection has been established, an empty Retrieved References window opens
  3. Enter your search request into EndNote's Search window
  4. Click Search
  5. EndNote searches and displays numbers of references found
  6. Click OK to retrieve the reference(s)
CSA (Cambridge Scientific Abstracts)
  • Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts
  • Social Services Abstracts
  • Worldwide Political Science Abstracts
 Text file importing 2 choices:

 

1) Option to Use the Get It button to import individual citations (CSA has a relationship with RefWorks and no longer offers direct export to EndNote)

2) Option to save file to your computer and import to EndNote

In Firefox:

  • In database, tag desired selections.
  • Click Save/Print/Email above listed records.
  • Ignore Bibliographic Style options.
  • Choose PC file format and click "save."
  • Select Save this file to disk in the downloading options box and click "ok."

In Endnote:

  • Click on the import icon in Endnote.
  • Select file chosen above.
  • Choose other filters under import options.  Select appropriate filter.  See below for filter selection. 
  • Click import.
EBSCOhost Databases
  • Academic Search Premier
  • American Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies
  • ATLA Religion Database
  • Business Source Premier
  • Econlit
  • Index to Jewish Periodicals (Refman)
  • MLA Directory of Periodicals
  • MLA International Bibliography
  • Old Testament Abstracts
  • PsycARTICLES
  • PsycINFO
  • Regional Business News
  • RILM Abstracts of Music Literature
  • SocINDEX with Full Text

IMPORTANT NOTE: Titles that do not have a Filter to work with the Direct Export need to use the Refman Generic filter. Refman is noted next to those titles. The use of the Refman "Generic" reference type will cause the reference not to display properly (particularly in APA5). You must manually change the reference type in order for the reference to display properly as a journal article, newspaper article, book, etc.

To direct-export citations (automatically selects filter file if you have it):

1. Perform your search
2. Mark the citations you wish to export into EndNote by clicking on the "Add" folder icon
3. Click "folder has items"
4. Choose "export" at the top of the result list
5. Choose "Direct export Endnote, ProCite or Reference Manager"
6. Choose "Save"
JSTOR Filter files JSTOR EndNote Page

1. Perform your search
2. Mark references to be saved ("Save citation")
3. Choose "View saved citations"
4. Choose "Directly export into EndNote, ProCite, or Reference Manager"
OCLC First Search Databases
  • ArticleFirst
  • Books in Print
  • Dissertation Abstracts
  • Electronic Collections Online
  • ERIC
  • GPO Monthly Catalog
  • Medline
  • PAIS PapersFirst
  • Philosophers Index
  • Proceedings First
  • WorldCat
 To Filter from OCLC FirstSearch databases

1. Mark those references to be saved
2. Click Export.
3. At the next page, choose EndNote and then click Export.
4. EndNote will prompt you to select a filter.
Project Muse To direct-export citations (no connection file or filter needed):

1. Perform your search
2. Mark the citations you wish to export into EndNote
3. Click "save marked results"
4. Click "email/export saved results"
5. Select the EndNote radio button under "export marked results to:"
6. Click "Export"
Proquest
  • Boston Globe Historical Archive
  • Chicago Tribune Historical Archive
  • Ethnic NewsWatch
  • Los Angeles Times Historical Archive
  • New York Times Historical Archive
  • Wall Street Journal (Current and Historical)
  • Washington Post Historical Archive
 To direct-export citations

1. Perform your search
2. Mark the citations you wish to export into EndNote
3. Select the My Research page tab.
4. Select export directly to into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks or Reference Manager5. Click on the Export directly into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks or Reference Manager link.
6. Open with risfile (default) Click Ok
PubMed Option 1. Connect from within EndNote to Pubmed

Option 2. Text-File Importing From PubMed (Text instructions)
Science Direct To direct export citations (no connection file or filter needed):

1. Perform your search
2. Mark the citations you wish to export into EndNote
3. Click "display checked docs"
4. Click "export citations"
5. Select "citations" or "citations+abstracts" to export
6. Select "RIS format" as your file format
7. Click "Export"
SciFinder Scholar To direct export citations (no connection file or filter needed):

1. Perform your search
2. Mark the citations you wish to export into EndNote
3. From the file menu save the references as a "tagged text" files
4. Open EndNote and from the File menu import, select Import
Web of Science To direct export citations (no connection file or filter needed):

1. Perform your search
2. In the right hand box choose the records you wish to export into EndNote
3. Choose from the drop down menu what fields you want to submit and then click "Export to Reference Software"

OR

5. Click "add to marked list"
6. At the top of the next page choose "marked list"
7. Pick specific fields to be included and then choose "export to reference software"

 
 

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