1. Choose "Cite"
2. Choose "EndNote".
3.Choose "RIS (works with EndNote ...)" in the next window.
4. Choose the article information you want to import to EndNote (from the drop-down menu).
5. Choose "Continue".
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 Eric are usually imported correctly , but the database contains different types of references (articles, books, conference proceedings etc.) and we recommend that you check especially non-article references for errors and missing data. Errors and missing data can be corrected later.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1. Go through the result list and tick the boxes on the left side for relevant articles for export to EndNote.
2. Tick the box on the top of the result list if you want to import all references on the page.
3. Choose the "Cite" icon above the result list.
4. Choose "EndNote".
5. Choose "RIS (works with EndNote ...)" in the next window.
6. Choose the article information you want to import to EndNote (from the drop-down menu).
7. Choose "Continue".
8. 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 Eric are usually imported correctly , but the database contains different types of references (articles, books, conference proceedings etc.) and we recommend that you check especially non-article references for errors and missing data. Errors and missing data can be corrected later.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1. Choose "Cite".
2. Choose "Export a RIS file (for EndNote ...)" in the next window.
3. 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 JSTORE are usually imported correctly , but the database contains different types of references (articles, books, book chapters etc.) and we recommend that you check especially non-article references for errors and missing data. Errors and missing data can be corrected later.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1. Go through the result list and tick the boxes on the left side for relevant articles for export to EndNote.
2. Choose "Cite" from the menu above the result list.
3. Choose "Export a RIS file (For EndNote ...)" from the drop-down menu.
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.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from JSTORE are usually imported correctly , but the database contains different types of references (articles, books, book chapters etc.) and we recommend that you check especially non-article references for errors and missing data. Errors and missing data can be corrected later.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1.Choose "Export" from the right side menu.
2. Choose "Direct Export in RIS Format (e.g. CITAVI, EasyBib, EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager, Zotero)".
3. Choose "Save".
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.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from the Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Database are usually imported correctly.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
1. Choose relevant articles for export by clicking on the folder icon on the right side of the references.
2-3. Alternatively, choose "Share" above the result list to export all references on the page. Repeat this if the result list is more than one page. It is also possible to get the complete search result sent by email (see more information below).
4. When you are finished, choose "Folder view" (on the right side of the result list) or choose "Folder" from the blue main menu on the top of the page.
5. In the import folder, tick the boxes for the references that you want to export.
6. Tick this box if you want all the references in the folder to be exported.
7. Choose "Export".
8. Choose "Direct Export in RIS Format (e.g. CITAVI, EasyBib, EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager, Zotero)".
9. Choose "Save"
10. Tick this box if you want the content in the export folder deleted after export is complete.
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 the Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Database are usually imported correctly.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.
It is possible to get the complete search result sent to you via email as a export file (in the RIS format). This may take some time depending on the size of the search.
11. Choose "Share".
12. Ask to get an email with the complete search result.
13. Submit your email address and tick for RIS--format.
14. Choose "Send".
An email will be sent to you with a zip-file that you must download. Right-click on the file and ask that it is unpacked. The references in the file will now be imported to your EndNote library. It is important that EndNote is open before you do this.
EndNote will now only list the imported references. References from the Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Database are usually imported correctly.
Click on ”All references” in the left pane to see all references in the library.