Exporting References from Ovid to EndNote, Reference
Manager or ProCite
NOTE: Ovid's Direct Export format is compatible with EndNote
version 4 or higher, ProCite
version 3 or higher, or Reference Manager version 7 or higher. This only
works
if you have one of the packages listed above already installed, and have
the library/file to which you are importing already created. It is not possible to create a new library/file "on the fly."
If using ProCite, you may need to first download an Export Plug-in from
the
ProCite website (http://www.procite.com/support/webcap.asp).
- Do your search in the selected Ovid database.
- Scroll down to browse through the first ten references. Click on Next
Citations to continue browsing.
- Select the reference(s) to export by clicking in the box(es) to the
left of the reference(s).
- Scroll down to the Citation Manager menu at the bottom of the reference
display.
- Under Citations, choose Selected Citations.
- Under Fields, choose Complete Reference.
- Under Citation Format, choose Direct Export. Do NOT check Include Search
History.
- Under Action, click on Save.
Your EndNote/ProCite/Reference Manager software will automatically open
and prompt you to select a library/file into which the references will be imported,
and in some cases, an import filter. When the appropriate choices have
been made,the software imports them with
no further intervention. When you close the library
window, the revised library will be saved.
For further assistance with EndNote version 4, see the
interactive
EndNote tutorial at
http://www.isiresearchsoft.com/en/help/EN4tutorial.htm (requires
Shockwave plug-in).
Exporting References from Web of Science to EndNote, Reference Manager
or Procite
NOTE: The Web of Science Export feature should be compatible
with EndNote version 4 or higher,
ProCite version 3 or higher, or Reference Manager version 7 or higher.
This
only works if you have one of the packages listed above already installed,
and have the library/file to which you are importing already created. It is
not possible to create a new library/file "on the fly." If using ProCite,
you may need to first download an Export Plug-in from
the
ProCite website
(http://www.procite.com/support/webcap.asp).
- Do a General or Cited Reference search in Web of Science
- Mark the record(s) to export by clicking in the box(es) to the left
of the record(s)
- Click on the Marked List button
- Select additional fields to include (if any) by clicking in the appropriate
boxes
- Click on the Export to Reference Software button
Your EndNote/ProCite/Reference Manager software will automatically open
and prompt you to select a library/file into which the references will be imported,
then imports them with no further intervention. When you close the library
window, the revised library will be saved.
Importing PubMed References into EndNote
To save PubMed references:
- Perform a PubMed search.
- Click in the box to the left of each item to be saved.
- Pull down the menu to the right of the Display button and
select
MEDLINE.
- Click on Display.
- Click on Text.
- Click on File at the top of the browser window.
- Select Save As.
- Name the file, ending with the .txt extension.
- Choose file type text file.
NOTE: The following process places the PubMed filter on the EndNote
Import Options
list, and need only be done once.
- In EndNote, click on File.
- Select Import Filters.
- Select Open Filter Manager.
- Find the PubMed (NLM) filter and check the
box to the left.
- Close the File Manager.
To import saved PubMed references into EndNote:
- In EndNote, open the library into which the
references are to be imported.
- Click on File, and select Import.
- Click on Choose File and select the saved PubMed text
file.
- Click on Import Option, and select PubMed
(NLM).
- Select a Duplicates option.
- Click on Import button.
- Close the library to save the imported references.
|
