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• When you find a reference that you wish to import to EndNote, click on the title of the reference.
• When the full details are displayed, look for Display Formats and click on EndNote.
• When prompted Open the file.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library.

• Use the check boxes to select references. You can only select references from one page at a time.
• When you have finished selecting references on that page, click on the Download Citations button.
• A new window will open. Select Citation and abstract for the content below and click on the Download Citations button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library.

No filter required.

• Use the check boxes to select references. You can only select references from one page at a time.
• At bottom of screen, go to Retrieve the above records in other formats or sort order
• In the first box, use drop-down menu to select EndNote format
• In box containing Display on screen, use drop-down menu to select Load into EndNote
• Click on Retrieve selected records button.
• When prompted, Open the file and your EndNote software will be opened and you may be prompted to select a library.

Use the Agricola (NAL) filter supplied with the software or available for download from the EndNote website. This filter is for the Articles database on the National Agricultural Library catalogue.

To download records:

• Check the boxes to mark articles which you wish to download
• Click on the Retain Selected button before moving to the next page of results.
• When finsihed selecting records, go to the Print, Save or E-mail section at the bottom of the screen.
• Under Select Records, check Marked on all pages.
• At Select Format, use the drop-down menu to select Export Format.
• Click on the Format for Print or Save button.
• When the records are displayed, use your browser's Save As function to save the page as a Text File.

Ensure that you have no other Ovid AMED filter in your Filters folder.

To download records:

• Mark the articles which you wish to save.
• Go to "Results Manager" at the top of the screen.
• Under "Results" check "Selected Results".
• Under "Fields" check "Complete Reference".
• Under "Result Format" check "Direct Export".
• Under "Actions" click "Save".
• At the next screen, check "Export results to EndNote..." and click on "Continue".
• If prompted, select your EndNote library.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

No filter required.

• Check the items which you wish to save.
• Click on the "Save" button.
• When the "Save Records" window opens, under "Select Data Format" check "RIS Format".
• Click on the "Save" button.
• Save the file as a text document (*.txt).
• In EndNote, import the file using the filter called "Reference Manager (RIS)"

No filter required.

• This database is the "Criticism" section of Literature Online.
• Check the records which you wish to download.
• Click on "Marked List" to display the selected references.
• Click on "Download citations".
• When the next screen appears, click on "Export directly to ProCite, EndNote or ReferenceManager".
• If prompted, "Open" the file.
• If prompted, choose the EndNote library where you wish to store the references.
• References will require considerable editing after import.

No filter required.

• References must be downloaded one at a time.
• Click on the title of a reference to display the whole record.
• Click on the Download to Citation Manager link.
• At next screen, check Citation and abstract for this article and the EndNote option.
• Ensure Enable quick import into citation manager is checked.
• Click on Download chapter metadata button.
• If prompted, choose to Open the file.
• References will be automatically imported into EndNote.

To download records:

• Use the check boxes to mark the required records.
• Click on the Export button at the top of the results list.
• When the new window opens, at the Export section, check Marked records from this search.
• At Export to check EndNote.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to choose an EndNote library.
• When prompted to choose an import filter, select the filter uq_anthropology_plus_oclc

To download records:

• Mark the required records.
• Click on Exporting/Citing at the top of the screen.
• When the new window opens, the Exporting tab should be selected.
• Under Download Records into check The EndNote Filter.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to choose an EndNote library.
• When prompted, select this filter uq_art_abstracts_wilson
• Note: Popup blockers may interfere with download of records from this database.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• Check the records which you wish to download.
• At "Select Works", check "Marked".
• At "Export/Format On Screen As", use the drop-down menu to select "EndNote".
• Click on the "Go" button.
• When prompted, "Open" the file.
• Your EndNote software will be opened. You may be asked to choose the library where you wish to save the references.
• When prompted, choose the filter called uq_austlit.

To download records:

• Click on Add to add references to folder
• Click on Folder to display references in folder
• Check Select all to select all the references in the folder
• Click on Export icon (yellow arrow).
• When new window opens, check Generic bibliographic management software.
• Click on Save button.
• A new window will open displaying the references. Use your browser's Save As function to save the window as a Text File (*.txt)

Alternatively see our guide on exporting records directly to EndNote. The filter will produce better results.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• Click on add to bookbag to save a record.
• The bookbag should open in another window. If not, click on bookbag on the menu bar to display it.
• When you have finished saving records, go to the Bookbag window and click on the Download Contents button.
• Save the records as a Text Document (*.txt)

Use the Brepolis filter supplied with the EndNote software. To download records:

• Use the checkboxes to mark the records that you wish to download.
• When you have finished marking records, click on the Export link at the top of the results list.
• When the Export window opens, at Select method of export chooose Download. At Format select EndNote.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Save the file. Be sure to save it as a Text Document (*txt).

No filter required.

• Check the references which you wish to import.
• At bottom of screen, beside the Send button, go to box containing EndNote (no abstracts)
• Use the drop-down menu to select EndNote + abstracts
• Click on the Send button.
• If prompted, choose the option to Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to store the references.
• The references will be exported directly to your EndNote library.

It is possible to export records directly to EndNote, without using a filter. See our Web of Knowledge FAQ.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

See our Web of Knowledge FAQ for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• References can be exported, but only from one page at a time.
• Use the check boxes to select the references which you wish to export.
• When you have selected all required items from the current page, click on the "Export Citation(s)" button.
• At the next screen, select the file format "EndNote".
• Click on the "Download" button.
• When prompted, "Open" the file and the references will be imported into your EndNote library.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

To download records:

• Check the references which you wish to download.
• Click on the "Export Selected Citations" button.
• At the next screen, at "Export Type" select "Abstract and citation".
• Click on the "Go" button.
• Save references in the default format (e.g. cochrane.txt)

See our guide for information on downloading records.

No filter required.

• In your Search Results list, click on the title of a reference to see the full details.
• When the abstract is displayed, under View click on Export Citation.
• At the next screen, under Download the article reference ..., click on EndNote (.enw format).
• When the dialog box appears, click on the Open button.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library. The reference will import automatically.

Note: This procedure seems to work better with Internet Explorer.

See our Web of Knowledge FAQ for information on downloading records.

You must select the full record for download, if you want to import the date of application and grant.

To download records:

• Click on Add to add references to folder
• Click on Folder to display references in folder
• Check Select all to select all the references in the folder
• Click on Export (the icon with the yellow arrow).
• When new window opens, check Generic bibliographic management software.
• Click on Save button.
• A new window will open displaying the references. Use your browser's Save As function to save the window as a Text File (*.txt)

Alternatively see our guide on exporting records directly to EndNote. The filter will produce slightly better results.

No filter required.

• Check the references which you wish to import.
• Click on Marked List at the top of the screen.
• When the marked records are displayed, click on the Download Records button.
• When the new screen appears, look for the option to export directly and click on Procite, EndNote or Reference Manager.
• When prompted, Open the file of references.
• You may be prompted to select your EndNote library.

No filter required:

• Mark the records which you wish to download.
• Click on the Export link at the top of the search results list.
• When new window opens, use the drop-down menu to select RIS Format and click on the Export button.
• When prompted, click on the Download button.
• When prompted, Open the file of references.
• Select the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.

No special filter required.

• Check the references which you wish to download.
• Before going on to the next page of results, go to "Add to the marked list" and use the drop-down menu to choose the marked list, and then click on "Go".
• When you have finished marking references, click on "Marked Lists" to display marked items.
• Select all the items in your marked list.
• Click on "Export Options"
• When new window opens, find "RIS (for EndNote, etc.)" and click on the option "Download file."
• Save the file as a text file (*.txt).
• In EndNote, import the file using the filter named "RefMan RIS".
• References may need some editing after import. Author names may be imported with the forename first.

To download records:

• Mark the records which you wish to download.
• Click on the Download button.
• When new window opens, check RIS, EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager and click on Download button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

This filter is for the ERIC database on the ERIC website.

There is a direct export facility from this database, but the results do not import well into EndNote. We advise you to download records and import them with this filter.

To download records:

• Click Add to add references to the clipboard (maximum of 50 records).
• Click on ... items in My Clipboard to view the clipboard.
• When clipboard is displayed, check each record and click on Export Records.
• At next screen, check Text File and select the format Detailed citation and abstract.
• Click on Download.

To download records:

• Use Internet Explorer for searching and downloading records. Records downloaded using Firefox will be in a format that cannot be imported with this filter.
• When results are displayed, check the references which you wish to download.
• Then click on the icon which looks like a computer diskette. This will format the records for saving. Select Article Format.
• When the formatted references are displayed, use your browser's "Save As" function to save the references. You must save them as a Text File (*.txt)

No filter required.

• Check the boxes to mark the records which you wish to download.
• Click on the Marked List link.
• When new window opens, click Download at the top of the list of references.
• When new window opens, click on Export directly to ProCite, EndNote or Reference Manager.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.

It is possible to export records directly to EndNote, without using a filter. See our Web of Knowledge FAQ.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

No filter required.

• Click on Scholar Preferences (beside the Search box)
• When the Preferences window opens, scroll down to Bibliography Manager and check the option Show links to import citations into
• Use the drop-down menu to select EndNote
• Click on the Save Preferences button.
• Now when you do a search, you will see a link Import into EndNote after each reference.
• If you wish to save a reference to EndNote, click on the Import into EndNote link. When the File Download dialog box opens, click on Open.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library. Select the library, and the reference will be imported.

Note for those using EndNote X: There is a problem with the filter supplied with the EndNote X software. When setting up the Google Scholar preferences, use the drop-down menu to select RefMan instead of EndNote. When you search on Google Scholar, you will now see links "Import into RefMan". Click on these links to import records to EndNote.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

No filter required.

• Check the references which you wish to import.
• Before going on to view the next page of results, go to top of list of references and check Download to citation manager
• Click on Go button.
• When new window opens, click on link download citations to Citation Manager
• When new window opens, click on EndNote.
• When prompted, Open the file. You may be asked to select the EndNote library where you wish to store the references.
• The references will be exported directly to your EndNote library.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

To download records:

• Mark the required records.
• Click on Exporting/Citing at the top of the screen.
• When the new window opens, the Exporting tab should be selected.
• Under Download Records into check The EndNote Filter.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to choose an EndNote library.
• When prompted, select this filter uq_humanities_index_wilson
• Note: Popup blockers may interfere with download of records from this database.

No filter required.

• Check the boxes beside the records which you wish to download. You can only download references from one page of results at a time.
• Click on the download citations button.
• When the popup window appears, in the Include column check Citation & Abstract. In the Format column check EndNote....
• Click on the Download Citation button.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library and the references will be imported into it.
• Continue to the next page of results, and repeat this procedure.
• The references will require some editing after import, especially references to conference proceedings.

To download records:

• Check the boxes to mark the records which you wish to download.
• Click on the download icon (computer diskette) at the top of the results list.
• The "Download Documents" window will open.
• At "Format" select "Text Only".
• At "Document View" select "Full" and uncheck all the boxes below.
• At "Page Options" uncheck all the boxes.
• At "Document Range" check "Selected Documents".
• At "Formatting Options" select "Courier" as the font type and uncheck all the boxes.
• Click on the "Download" button.
• Save the file as a "Text Document" (*.txt)
• References will require considerable editing after import.

No filter required.

• When your search results are displayed, check the boxes beside references that you wish to download.
• Before proceeding to the next page of results, go to the Choose an Action menu, select Add to marked list and click on the Go button.
• When you have finished selecting items, click on view marked lists.
• Select all the items in the marked list and use the Choose an Action menu to select Download Citation. Click on the Go button.
• At the next screen, at Choose a format select EndNote Direct Export. At Choose detail required, select Citation and Abstract. At Choose delivery method, select Download File. Click on the Go button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to select the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.
• The references will import automatically.

Use the Brepolis filter supplied with the EndNote software. To download records:

• Use the checkboxes to mark the records that you wish to download.
• When you have finished marking records, click on the Export link at the top of the results list.
• When the Export window opens, at Select method of export chooose Download. At Format select EndNote.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Save the file. Be sure to save it as a Text Document (*txt).

No filter required.

• Check the references on the first screen of results which you wish to export. References must be exported before moving on to the next screen of results.
• Click on Export Results button.
• When new window opens, go to Choose export format and use the drop-down menu to select RIS format (not EndNote format).
• When prompted, Open the file of references.
• The references will be imported into your EndNote library.

Ensure that you have no other Journals@Ovid filter in your Filters folder.

To download records:

• Use the checkboxes to mark the records which you wish to download.
• Go to the Results Manager at the top of the screen.
• Under "Results" check "Selected Results".
• Under "Fields" check "Complete Reference".
• Under "Result Format" check "Direct Export".
• Under "Actions" click on the "Save" button.
• When the "Export Results" screen appears, check "Export results to EndNote..." and click on the "Continue" button.
• When prompted, "Open" the file.
• If prompted, select your EndNote library.

No filter required.

• Use the check-boxes to select citations for export.
• At the top of the list of results, click on Save citations.
• You will have to login to your JSTOR account (or set up an account, if you do not have a JSTOR account).
• After login, go to the top of the screen, click on MyJSTOR and select the option Saved Citations.
• This will display the list of saved citations. Select the ones which you wish to export and click on Export article citations.
• When the new screen appears, click on the EndNote option.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.
• The references will import automatically.

Alternatively, you can export citations one at a time by clicking on the Export this Citation link. There is no need to set up an account.

No filter required.

• When search results are displayed, click on Abstract to view the abstract of a journal article.
• When the abstract is displayed, click on the Download Citation link. (Non-journal references do not have this link.)
• At the next screen, click on Using Citation Manager Software.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.

• Use the checkboxes to mark the records that you wish to download.
• When you have finished marking records, click on the Download button.
• When the new screen appears, for the Format option, select Citation format (e.g. EndNote).
• Click on Go.
• Save the records as a Text document (*txt).
• In EndNote, import this file using the filter named Reference Manager (RIS).

No filter required.

• When search results are displayed, check the boxes beside the records which you wish to download. Records must be downloaded from one page of results at a time.
• Click on the link Download metadata at the top of the list of results.
• At the next screen, select the options Citation for this article, EndNote and Direct Import.
• Click on the button Download paper metadata.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to store the references.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• Check the boxes to mark the records which you wish to save.
• At the bottom of the screen, under "Apply to Records", select "Selected on all pages".
• For the Print/Save Format, select "Bibliographic management".
• Click on the "Print/Save" button.
• The records will be displayed in a new window. Use your browser's "Save As" function to save them as a text file (*.txt).

To download records:

• You must use Firefox as your browser
• Check the boxes to mark the records that you wish to download.
• Click on "View Mark List"
• When the list is displayed, click on the "Print" icon.
• When the new screen appears, check the option "Print full citations..."
• Click on the "Reformat" button.
• When the new screen appears, click on View>Character Encoding to check that the character encoding is Western (Windows-1252)
• Save the page as a text file (*.txt)

No filter required.

• Mark required records
• Before moving on to the next screen of results, use drop-down menu to select format Citations (EndNote)
• Click on Retrieve Marked button
• When records displayed, use your browser's Save As function to save as a Text File (*.txt)
• Import using EndNote Import as the Import Option.

This filter will import references with abbreviated journal titles. Ensure that you have no other Ovid Medline filter in your Filters folder. Also delete the "AutoAlerts (OVID)" filter if it is in your Filters folder.

To download records:

• Mark the articles which you wish to save.
• Go to "Results Manager" at top of screen.
• Under "Results" check "Selected Results".
• Under "Fields" check "Complete Reference".
• Under "Result Format" check "Direct Export".
• Under "Actions" click "Save".
• When the "Export Results" screen appears, check "Export results to EndNote ..." and click on "Continue" button.
• If prompted, select your EndNote library.

If you do not wish to use the direct export function, select "Reprint/Medlars" as the Result Format. Click on "Save" and save the results as a text file. Then import that file using the filter.

This filter will import references with complete (unabbreviated) journal titles. Ensure that you have no other Ovid Medline filter in your Filters folder. Also delete the "AutoAlerts (OVID)" filter if it is in your Filters folder.

To download records:

• Mark the articles which you wish to save.
• Go to "Results Manager" at top of screen.
• Under "Results" check "Selected Results".
• Under "Fields" check "Complete Reference".
• Under "Result Format" check "Direct Export".
• Under "Actions" click "Save".
• When the "Export Results" screen appears, check "Export results to EndNote ..." and click on "Continue" button.
• If prompted, select your EndNote library.

If you do not wish to use the direct export function, select "Reprint/Medlars" as the Result Format. Click on "Save" and save the results as a text file. Then import that file using the filter.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

No special filter required.

• Use the "Add to marked items" link to add a reference to your marked list.
• When you have finished marking items, click on the "Marked Items" link on the left of the screen.
• When the marked list is displayed, select all items. Then click on the "Download this list" icon at the top of the list.
• When the new window opens, click on the "RIS" button. When prompted, save the file as a "Text Document" (*.txt)
• Import this file into EndNote using the filter named "RefMan RIS".

Ensure that you have no other Ovid MIDIRS filter in your Filters folder.

To download records:

• Mark the articles which you wish to save.
• Go to "Results Manager" at top of screen.
• Under "Results" check "Selected Results".
• Under "Fields" check "Complete Reference".
• Under "Result Format" check "Direct Export".
• Under "Actions" click "Save".
• At next screen, check "Export results to EndNote..." and click on "Continue".
• If prompted, select your EndNote library.

No filter required.

• When search results are displayed, check the boxes beside the records which you wish to download. Records must be downloaded from one page of results at a time.
• Click on Download to Citation Manager at the top of the list of results.
• At the next screen, select the options EndNote and Direct Import.
• Click on the button Download article metadata.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• If prompted, select the EndNote library where you wish to store the references.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

You must use Internet Explorer as your browser. To download records:

• Use the check boxes to mark the references which you want to download.
• Click on the "Download" button at the top of the screen.
• When the references are displayed in a new window, use your browser's "Save As" function to save the page as a "Text File" (*.txt)

To download records:

• References can be exported, but only one record at a time.
• From the list of search results, click on the "Abstract" or "Full text" link under an article which you wish to export.
• This will display the full details of the article in a new window. On the right-hand side of the window, click on "Export Citation".
• You may be asked to select the EndNote library where you wish to store the reference. The reference will then import automatically.

To download records:

• From the list of search results, check the boxes to mark the articles which you wish to export.
• Click on the button labelled View Selected Articles.
• When the selected references are displayed, click on View Detailed Search Results.
• When the detailed results are displayed, go to the bottom of the screen and check Tagged text format ....
• Enter your email address and click on the Send button.
• When the email is received, save it as a plain text file (*.txt).
• Import this file into EndNote. For the Import Option, select Reference Manager (RIS).
• References will require some editing after import.

No filter required.

• Perform your search and the results will be displayed.
• Check the references which you wish to import.
• Before going on to view the next page of results, check Download to citation manager
• Click on Go button.
• When new window opens, click on link Download all selected citations to Citation Manager
• When new window opens, click on EndNote.
• When prompted, Open the file. You may be asked to select the EndNote library where you wish to store the references.
• The references will be exported directly to your EndNote library.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• Click on "Select..." to select a record.
• When all records have been selected, click on "Display Selected Records".
• When selected records are displayed, click on "Email Results".
• Save the email as a text file (*.txt)

See our guide for information on downloading records.

No filter required.

• Mark the records which you wish to export.
• At the bottom of each page of records, click on "Save Marked Results" before going on to the next page.
• After marking all required records, click on "View Saved Results".
• When saved records are displayed, check the "EndNote" option and click on the "Export" button.
• You may be asked to choose the library where you wish to save the references.

Proquest provides direct export of references to EndNote, but references will import more accurately if you download them and filter them into EndNote.

To download references:

• Check the references which you wish to download.
• Click on the "My Research" tab at the top of the screen.
• When the marked references are displayed, click on the "Export citations" link.
• When the new page is displayed, click on "Download in a format compatible with ProCite, EndNote, etc."
• The references will be displayed in a new window. Use your browser's "Save As" function to save the references as a text file (*.txt).

See our guide for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• Mark the required records.
• Click on Exporting/Citing at the top of the screen.
• When the new window opens, the Exporting tab should be selected.
• Under Download Records into check The EndNote Filter.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to choose an EndNote library.
• When prompted, select this filter uq_readers_guide_retrospective_wilson
• Note: Popup blockers may interfere with download of records from this database.

No filter required.

• Use the check boxes to mark the references that you wish to download.
• Click on the "Output" button.
• When the new window opens, check "Literature Management Systems" and at "Output Range" check "Selected hits." Click on the "OK" button.
• When prompted, click on the "Download" button.
• Save the displayed references as a text file (*.txt)
• Import this file into EndNote using the filter called "Reference Manager (RIS)”
• Records for patents will require some editing after import.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

No filter required.

• Use the checkboxes to check the references that you wish to download.
• Before moving to the next screen of results, click on "Add to My Marked Citations".
• When you have marked all the references that you require and have added them to your marked citations, check the option "Email/Download/Save/Print My Marked Citations".
• Click on the "Go" button.
• When the new window opens, change the "Format" to "Citation + Abstract" and click on the "Export/Download to Citation Manager" button.
• At the next screen, click on "EndNote".
• When prompted, "Open" the file.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library. The references will import automatically.

No filter required.

• Check the boxes beside the references which you wish to download.
• Click on the export citations button at the top of the list of references. This will display the export citations screen.
• At the Content Format option, select Citations and Abstracts
• At the Export Format option, select RIS format
• Click on the Export button.
• You may be asked to choose a library. Select the library, and the references will be imported into it.

Download instructions:

• Use the check boxes to mark the items that you wish to download.
• Click "Export" to save your selected references. A new window appears.
• Name the file and choose "Tagged Format (.txt)" from the File Type drop-down menu.
• Click "Export" to save the file.
• Import the file into EndNote using the filter named "SciFinder (CAS)”.

References can also be exported directly to EndNote. When prompted, select the filter named "SciFinder (CAS)".

No filter required.

• Check the boxes to select references from one page of results at a time.
• In the box labelled Article Options use the drop-down menu to select Download citations in ... EndNote (generic).
• Click on the Go button.
• When the File Download dialog box appears, click on Open
• You may be asked to choose the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.

No filter required.

• Use the check boxes to mark records for download.
• Click on the Add to List button to add marked records to your list.
• When you have finished marking records, click on the My List button to see your marked records.
• Select all the records in your list.
• Click on the Output button.
• At the next screen, use the default setting of Export. Change the Export Format to RIS Format... and change the Output format to Abstract Format.
• Click on the Export button.
• When prompted, Open the file.
• You may be asked to choose an EndNote library.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

See our guide for information on downloading references.

No filter required.

• To select a reference, click on Add to marked items.
• When you have finished selecting references, go to My Menu and click on Marked Items.
• This will display your marked items.
• At the top of this list, click on the download icon (the icon with the green arrow).
• At the next screen, go to the section Export the citations from your current list of items. Click on the RIS button.
• When the File Download dialog box appears, click on Open
• You may be asked to choose the EndNote library where you wish to save the references.

No filter required.

• When you have performed your search, sit your mouse on a reference to see the "save this item" icon. Click on this icon to save a reference.
• When you have finished saving references, go to the "Saved Items" icon at the bottom of the screen. Click on the link to display the saved references.
• When the pop-up window opens, click on the "EndNote" tab.
• When prompted, "Open" the file of references.
• The references will be added to your EndNote library.

No filter required.

• When you have performed your search, mark the articles which you wish to download by clicking on the add to filing cabinet link.
• Then click on filing cabinet at the top of the screen. This will display all your marked articles.
• Click on the download filing cabinet button.
• This will display a new screen where you can choose how much data you wish to export. Check all the items in the article related column. In the publication related column, check at least the publication name option.
• Beside select result range, change the figure in the second box to reflect the number of articles which you are downloading.
• At default download file type, use the drop-down menu to select RIS. There is also an EndNote option, but the RIS option will produce better results.
• Click on the download button.
• When the File Download dialogue box appears, click on Open. You may be asked to choose an EndNote library.
• The records will require some editing after import. For example, you should remove the leading zeros in the Volume and Issue fields.

No filter required.

• There is no way of marking records. You have to export all your results, or else refine the search to reduce the number of results.
• To export all the results, go to the "Display Results" drop-down menu at the top of the results list. Use the menu to select "Export for EndNote".
• Wait a few seconds, and you should see a popup box. Save the file as a text file.
• Import the file into EndNote using the filter called "EndNote Import."
• Journal articles import well. For other reference types, much of the data is absent in the downloaded records, so they will not import well into EndNote.

No filter required.

• Check the references which you wish to export.
• Click on the Print/Save/Email button.
• On the Save Option screen, select the following options: Save, Selected, EndNote. Click on the OK button.
• Save the references as a text file (*.txt)
• Import the file into EndNote using EndNote Import as the Import Option.

No filter required.

• Check the boxes beside the references which you wish to export.
• Click on the Download Selected Citations button.
• On the Citation Export screen, use the drop-down menus to change the Format to EndNote and the Export Type to Abstract and Citation. Click on the Go button.
• When the File Download dialogue box opens, click on the Open button.
• You may be asked to select an EndNote library.
• Check the references after import. Author names will have to be edited.

See our guide for information on downloading records.

To download records:

• References should be downloaded with the Format: ASCII, Complete.
• If possible, check references and then Show the checked references only. Use your browser's Save As function to save the references as a text file (*.txt)
• If this does not work, download the references one at a time. Click on the ASCII button beneath the reference to display it in ASCII format, and then use your browser's Save As function to save the reference as a text file (*.txt)

It is possible to export records directly to EndNote, without using a filter. See our Web of Knowledge FAQ.

Records will import more accurately if you download them from Web of Knowledge and use the filter. To download records:

• Check the references which you wish to download.
• Click on the Add to Marked List button.
• When you have checked all the references which you wish to download, click on the Marked List tab to display the marked references.
• At Step 1 check the fields which you wish to download. You must download the document type/medium field.
• At Step 2 use the default setting Field Tagged and click on Save to File.
• Save the file as plain text (*.txt).