Importing references from Google Scholar: Visit the Scholar Preferences page and select the EndNote citation format in the "Bibliography Manager" section. Look for the option to export citations directly into EndNote from various databases, such as: Web of Science, CINAHL Plus, PsycINFO, and more. Import the file into EndNote using the PubMed(NLM) filter. NOTE: If any records are checked, only those will be exported. The file will be automatically named pubmedresult.txt. From the Send to menu, select File and change the Format to MEDLINE. Have all desired records in the display in the search results or clipboard view. For larger numbers of citations, use this method to capture all citations at the same time. PubMed limits exports via the Send to Citation Manager path to 200 citations at a time.
enl: it is important to keep these together. URL: Add the web page address of the site you have accessedĮndNote will create two files with the file extensions.Access Date: Enter the day and month of access, but do not include the year.Access Year: Enter the year you have accessed the site only - do not enter the month and day in this field.Publisher: This is usually the name of the organisation responsible for the web pages.
City: If you can't see a specific place of publication you may wish to use the home city of the institution responsible for the web pages.Year: Add details of the date of publication or last update of the web page to this field, which is not necessarily the year you have accessed it.If you cannot see an individual author, then you may need to include the institution responsible for the web site e.g. a specific journalist on a BBC news web page item. Author: consider if your page has an individual author e.g.Use the web page reference type to add details of web pages you need to cite in your work e.g.
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