Under Collect References, select Import.

Note: You may be asked to log in to your EndNote account, even if it is already open.

The default is 'Open with Research Soft Direct export.' Click OK.

An 'opening citations.ris' window will open.

Note: You may be asked to log into your EndNote account, even if it is already open.

ris file that is downloaded, and your citations will be automatically exported to my. (unfiled). Run your search and select citations you want to save.Select where you want the records to go.On the Collect tab, select Import References.enw file is downloaded take note of the filename. Note: If the direct import into EndNote doesn't work, follow these steps:.When citation is imported, there will be a window saying: 1 references exported to EndNote.If it isn’t open already, a log into EndNote window will open. There is no way to mark multiple citations in Google Scholar, so each citation must be sent to EndNote individually. There will now be an Import into EndNote link below each citation. Return to the search screen and run your search.Select Show links to import citations into … and select EndNote from the drop-down menu. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen to Bibliography Manager.Before running your search, select the Settings link (next to the gear icon at the top of the search screen).Google Scholar (If used in Firefox, you can import directly to EndNote): You can create a new group, select an already created group, or select Unfiled.

Select where you want the records to go.Select Refman RIS as the import option.Under the Collect tab, select Import References. Select Export > Export citations into software.Select the articles you want to export by clicking the box next to the citation.Select the My Collection link on the top bar, and your saved citations will appear.Run a search and select the citations you want to keep by clicking Add to My Collection.For instructions on importing citations from other than databases below, go to the Import Formats page.

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