Method 2 - Inserting from Word: In Word, position the cursor where you would like the citation to be inserted. Select the citation that you want to insert and then click on the insert citation button (Alt+2). Method 1 - Inserting from EndNote: In Word, position the cursor where you would like the citation to be inserted. For me, there are three ways that I like to insert citations. Double click on the file to open it and it will import the file into your EndNote library.īefore we get into formatting your library and doing anything fancy, you may be wondering how you can go about inserting citations into your manuscript. A file with an RIS extension will be downloaded. Once you have selected the desired options, click Download Citation(s). I prefer to include the abstract of the paper. Select the RIS option (selected by default). This will open a new window with some options in it. Opening the file will immediately open it into the current EndNote library.ĪCS journals (RIS output): On the journal web page, find the Download Citation link on the right hand side. Select EndNote as your output style and then click go. RSC journals (EndNote output): On the journal web page, find the download citation link. As I collect examples for other journals, I will add them to the list. Below you will see an example of and EndNote output file (RSC journals use this typically) and a RIS output file (ACS journals use this typically). This is via an EndNote output file or a RIS output file. There are two common ways that journals output their styles. I find that it's always easier to import an article because there is less of a chance of typographical errors ending up in your library. Almost all journals have an option to download a citation that can be imported into EndNote. Perhaps the most obvious place to start is with importing articles.
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