You can change the Oria interface to English from the "Meny/Menu" option on the top main menu (on the right side). Choose language from the drop down menu.
1. Choose the quotation mark icon to access the export menu.
2. Choose "EndNote" (do not choose "EndNote Online").
3. Choose "Download".
4. What happens next depends on your web browser, but usually the export file will be saved. Choose "Open" from the browser's download list to send the file's content to EndNote.
The reference will now be imported into your library.
Article references will usually be imported correctly from Oria. References from Books and reports will also usually be correctly imported but should be checked for errors. Usually the text for edition (ed.) (or utgave in Norwegian (utg.)) will be imported together with the edition number. This text must be manually removed from the edition fields because the style will usually insert "Ed." or "Utg." in the references list and you will get the text twice if you do not remove it in the reference. Generally, errors or missing data can be corrected manually later.
1. In the result list: Tick the article your are interested in.
2. In the result list, choose "EndNote desktop" from the "Export" drop-down menu.
4. Choose the article information you want to import to EndNote (from the drop-down menu).
5. Choose "Export"
6. What happens next depends on your web browser, but usually the export file will be saved. Choose "Open" from the browser's download list to send the file's content to EndNote.
References from Web of Science are usually imported correctly.
1. Tick relevant articles in the result list. If you have a result list over many pages, tick the interesting references on each page
2. Choose "Export" from the menu above the result list.
3. Choose "EndNote desktop" from the drop-down menu.
4. Choose the article information you want to import to EndNote (from the drop-down menu).
5. Choose "Export".
6. What happens next depends on your web browser, but usually the export file will be saved. Choose "Open" from the browser's download list to send the file's content to EndNote.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from Web of Science are usually imported correctly, but we recommend that you check a couple of references to see that the import was correct.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1. Tick relevant articles in the result list. If you have a result list over many pages, tick the interesting references on each page
2. If you want to export all the references in the search to EndNote, tick the box "All".
3. Choose "Export" from the menu above the result list.
4. Choose "EndNote (RIS) from the drop-down menu.
5. Choose the article information you want to import to EndNote (from the drop-down menu).. Choose "Select all information" if you want to include all available data.
6. Choose "Export".
7. What happens next depends on your web browser, but usually the export file will be saved. Choose "Open" from the browser's download list to send the file's content to EndNote.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from Scopus are usually imported correctly, but reference types other than journal articles may sometimes be incorrect. These should be checked and corrected manually if necessary.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1. Choose the menu icon in the top left corner.
2. Choose "Settings".
3. In the bottom of the settings window you will find ”Bibliography manager”. Tick ”Show links to import citations into” and "EndNote" from the drop down menu.
4. Finish choosing ”Save”.
5. Bellow each reference in the result list you find the link ”Import into EndNote”. Click on this link to import the reference into EndNote.
6. What happens next depends on your web browser, but usually the export file will be saved. Choose "Open" from the browser's download list to send the file's content to EndNote.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from Google Scholar may have missing or misplaced data and should be checked after the import. This is especially important for non-article references. Any errors can be corrected manually later.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
It is possible to import several references at the same time from Google Scholar but you need a Google account and need to be logged on to use this feature.
1. Click on the star under each reference you want to export to save them in your Google Scholar library.
2. You will be asked where you want to save the reference when you click on the start icon. We recommend that you you create a folder for EndNote export. This can be done by choosing the + icon. Choose this folder later for references intended for export to EndNote. Complete this part by choosing "Finish".
3. When you have finished selecting references for export, choose "My Library" from the top left menu.
4. In "Mitt bibliotek", choose the export folder that you created previously to gain access to the references selected for export.
5. Choose "Export All"
6.Choose "EndNote".
What happens next depends on your web browser, but usually the export file will be saved. Choose "Open" from the browser's download list to send the file's content to EndNote.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from Google Scholar may have missing or misplaced data and should be checked after the import. This is especially important for non-article references. Any errors can be corrected manually later.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.