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There are four ways to transfer citations into EndNote, one manual and three automated.
Manual — Copy and past citation information into your library.
- Simplest but most time-consuming
- Only alternative if not using a database with an automatic transfer capability (listed in separate documents)
- Must select reference type
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Must list authors, editors in the format shown
Connection File (Automated)
- Allows database searches from within EndNote
- Works only for PubMed, Web of Science and Melvyl
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Tools > Online Search
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Select database and run searches
