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My device won't permit the installation of the EndNote plugin (Chromebook, device running Android, a work or NHS laptop, a device running Linux, or that uses OpenOffice or Pages tools). How do I make EndNote Web work on my device?
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Answered By: Louise Dawson
Last Updated: Jan 19, 2021 Views: 200
Answer:
Answered By: Louise Dawson
Last Updated: Jan 19, 2021 Views: 200
You can use EndNote Web, but in a different way:
- You can collect references by saving - rather than opening - exports of references from Summon and databases, and then using the Import References tool:
- Find the exported .ris file in your Downloads folder (organising this folder by most recently downloaded file helps);
- Choose the Import Option called RefMan Ris (to set it as a Favourite, Select Favourites, find RefMan Ris from the list, then Copy to Favourites, then Hide);
- Choose the group where you want to put the references, or select Unfiled.
- You can also collect references by:
- using EBSCOhost (https://catalogue.brad.ac.uk/record=e1000877~S1) databases such as Medline, or Business Source Premier;
- using the Online Search tool in your EndNote Web Library;
- or by writing them out manually (New Reference).
- You can cite within your work by:
- adding basic citations (author’s family name and year of publication) in “wiggly” brackets, for example {Andrews and Rowland 2020};
When you have completed your citations in this way, make sure you have references for all the cited sources in your EndNote Library;
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- Then use the Format paper option in EndNote Online (under Format) to create the full citations and reference list in your referencing style.
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