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Selected Databases and EndNote

01/02/2012 Selected Databases and EndNote Guide 112 Page | 2

Downloading References from Selected Databases to EndNote

American Chemical Society Journals 3 American Physical Society 5 Cambridge Journal Online 6 Cochrane Library 8 Compendex and Geobase 10 EBSCO databases (e.g. Business Source Complete, Academic Search Complete,

CINAHL Plus, EconLit, SportDiscus, MEDLINE, WilsonWeb databases) 11 EMBASE 15 IEEE Xplore 18 JSTOR 20 OVID databases (e.g. INSPEC, Maternity & Infant Care, MEDLINE) 22 Oxford Journals 24 Project Muse 26 ProQuest databases (e.g. British Humanities Index, TOXLINE, GeoRef, ERIC,

PsycINFO) 28 PubMed 30 Royal Society of Chemistry Publications Online 33 Sage Journals Online 34 ScienceDirect 37 SpringerLink 38 Taylor & Francis Online 40 Web of Science (Web of Knowledge) 42 Wiley Online Library 44 WilsonWeb databases (e.g. Wilson Business, Wilson OmniFile, Social Sciences

Full Text, General Science Full Text), see: EBSCO databases 46 UCD Library Catalogue 47 Google Scholar 51


American Chemical Society Journals

• Search for references in American Chemical Society Journals • Select relevant references • Click on Download Citations • Select RIS as Format • Click on Download Citation(s) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


American Physical Society

• Search for references in American Physical Society database • Currently there is no option to export multiple references at a time to EndNote • Select a relevant reference by clicking on the title • Click on EndNote under Export: • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • Reference will be saved in EndNote


Cambridge Journals Online

• Search for references in Cambridge Journal Online • Select relevant references • Click on Export Citation(s) • Select EndNote • Click Export • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


Cochrane Library (Wiley)

• Search for references in Cochrane Library • Select relevant references • Click on Export Selected Citations • Select Export Type and File Type (your operating System) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • In the EndNote pop-up window Choose An Import Filter select Cochrane Library

(Wiley) • Click Choose • References will be saved in EndNote


Compendex and Geobase

• Search for references in Compendex or Geobase • Select relevant references • Click on Download • In the pop-up window select RIS, EndNote … • Click on Download • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


EBSCO databases

(e.g. Business Source Complete, Academic Search Complete, CINAHL Plus, EconLit, SportDiscus, MEDLINE)

• Search for references in the database • Select relevant references by clicking on Add to folder • Click on Folder View to see the folder with selected references • Select the references you want to export • Click on Export • Click on Save (direct export to EndNote is default setting) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


EMBASE

• Search for references in EMBASE • Select relevant references • Click on Export • In the pop up window select RIS format (…, EndNote) under Export Format • Click on Export • EMBASE is now preparing the references for download • Click on Download when this is done • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


IEEE Xplore

• Search for references in IEEE Xplore • Select relevant references • Click on Download Citation(s) • In the pop up window select EndNote ... under Format • Click on Download Citation(s) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


JSTOR

• Search for references in JSTOR • Select relevant references • Click on Export Citation • Click on RIS file (EndNote …) as export option • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


OVID databases

(e.g. INSPEC, Maternity & Infant Care, MEDLINE)

• Search for references in the database • Select relevant references • Click on Export • In the drop down menu Export to: select EndNote • Select Fields to Display • Click on Export Citation(s) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


Oxford Journals

• Search for references in Oxford Journals • Select relevant references • Select download to citation manager and click Go • Click on Download ALL Selected Citations to Citation Manager • Click on EndNote • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


Project Muse

• Search for references in Project Muse • Select relevant references • Click on Save Marked Results • Click on View Saved Results • Select EndNote • Click Export • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


ProQuest databases

(e.g. British Humanities Index, TOXLINE, GeoRef, ERIC, PsycINFO) • Search for references in the database • Select relevant references • Click on Export • Choose EndNote in the drop down menu Export to: • Click Continue • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


PubMed

Step 1 • Search for references in PubMed • Select relevant references • Click on Send to (just above the result list) • Select File • Change Format to MEDLINE • Click on Create File and save references in .txt format to your desktop or

harddrive Step 2 • Go to your EndNote library • Select File > Import … • In Import Data File locate your downloaded .txt file • At Import Option select PubMed (NLM) filter

• If you don’t see PubMed (NLM) on the list, select Other Filters … • Select PubMed (NLM) from list and click Choose

• Click on Import to import references into your EndNote library


Royal Society of Chemistry Publications Online

• Search for references in Royal Society of Chemistry Publications Online • Select relevant references • Select EndNote (default) in the Download Citation menu • Click Go • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


Sage Journals Online

• Search for references in Sage Journals Online • Select relevant references • Click on Add to my citations • Select Email/Download/Save/Print and click on Go • Click on Download to Citation Manager • Click on EndNote (Mac & Win) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


ScienceDirect

• Search for references in ScienceDirect • Select relevant references • Click on Export Citations, select RIS Format (for … EndNote) • Click Export • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


SpringerLink

• Search for references in SpringerLink • Currently there is no option to export multiple references at a time to EndNote • Select a relevant reference by clicking on the title • Click on Export Citation • Keep default RIS format • Select EndNote in Select Citation Manager • Click on Export Citation • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • Reference will be saved in EndNote


Taylor & Francis Online

• Search for references in Taylor & Francis Online • Select relevant references • In the drop down menu Choose an Action: select Download Citation • In the next window under Choose a format: select RIS (ProCite, Reference

Manager) • Click on Download Citation(s) • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


Web of Science (Web of Knowledge)

• Search for references in Web of Science • Select relevant references • Click on EndNote • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • References will be saved in EndNote


Wiley Online Library

• Search for references in Wiley Online Library • Click on Export Citation • Under Format select EndNote • Click on Submit • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • Reference will be saved in EndNote


WilsonWeb databases

(e.g. Wilson Business, Wilson OmniFile, Social Sciences Full Text, General Science Full Text) WilsonWeb databases are now available on the EBSCO platform. See there for download details.


UCD Library Catalogue

• Currently there is no option for exporting references from UCD Library catalogue to EndNote

• However, it is possible to search UCD Library Catalogue from within EndNote and import references

• In your EndNote library select Tools>Online Search … • Search for U College Dublin, select it and click Choose • U College Dublin will appear under Online Search in the Group pane (left hand

side) • Select U College Dublin • The tab Search in the tab pane will change to Online Search – Library Catalogue

at University College Dublin • Perform a catalogue search using the search options available in EndNote • You will get the number of found records, click OK • All records will be imported into the group Online Search/U College Dublin AND

into the group All References • In the group Online Search/U College Dublin select records that you don’t want to

keep • Delete them by pressing the Delete key on your keyboard or select Edit>Clear

from the menu • Records will be deleted in the group All References as well and will be transferred

to the group Trash • All other records will be saved in EndNote • Confirm to empty all records in Trash when closing EndNote


Google Scholar

• In Google Scholar (http://scholar.google.com) click on Scholar Preferences (upper right corner)

• Scroll down to Bibliographic Manager • Check the button “Show links …” and change BibTex to EndNote and Save

Preferences • Note: This information will be stored on your computer • Search results in Google Scholar have now a link “Import into EndNote” attached • Click on this link • If a pop-up window opens choose Open with … • Reference will be saved in Endnote • Note: Your EndNote library needs to be open • You can only import one reference at the time

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