Click the "File" menu and select "Import".NOTE: If your browser opens the file rather than saving it, use the "Save page as" feature in your browser and save the file with a.
NOTE: Whenever possible, select a "full record" export, since that will capture more information, including the often-crucial "short title" for journals. Many databases will name EndNote as an export option, but if yours does not, select RIS, BibTeX, or "Generic bibliographic management software" options.When you're finished searching, go to your list of saved/marked records and find an Export, Save, or Download option.As you find relevant sources, mark them or save them to a folder if possible, however that database allows you to save items.Open the research database and begin searching.( For, please follow these separate special instructions.) 1) Start in the research database of your choice The exact steps may vary from database to database but here are the basic steps. Most research databases allow you to export files of saved records that EndNote can then import.
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