Select the file that you just downloaded from the research database.In EndNote Online, click 'Collect' and then 'Import References'.When saving/exporting the records select an option that names EndNote, or if none name EndNote then select an option that includes 'RIS'.In the research database, mark or save records that you want to import into EndNote.

Option 4: For all other research databases. Above your search results, use the 'Add to group' menu to save selected references to your EndNote library.Conduct your search and check the boxes next to any item you want to save.If you do not see 'CC' next to any databases (check Web of Science as an example), you need to go back to Step 3 of the installation process. If you do not see 'CC' you will likely not be able to search that database. NOTE: Databases that have been configured to work at Carleton have 'CC' after the database name. (You may have to first choose databases to be your 'favorites' using the link next to listed databases.) Use the 'Online Search' section of Endnote Online's 'Collect' tab and select the research database you wish to use.

Option 3: A few databases allow you to search them through the 'Collect' Tab in EndNote Online

In EBSCO databases, 'Export' and then select 'Direct Export to EndNote Web.'.

In Web of Knowldge or similar databases, at the top of your result list select 'Save to EndNote Online' from the menu.

As you find relevant sources in these databases, mark them by clicking the check-box next to the record.

Option 2: Web of Knowledge, other Clarivate databases, and EBSCO databases allow Direct Export to EndNote Online

Fill in or correct whatever information you can in the Capture References box.

When you're on a page that you'd like to save to Endnote Online, click the 'Capture References' bookmarklet.

In Endnote Online, click on 'Downloads' and then drag the 'Capture References' bookmarklet to your bookmark toolbar.

Option 1: The 'Capture References' Bookmarklet

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