A-C | D-G | H-L | M-P | Q-S | T-Z
ABI Inform
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the “My Research” link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
Academic OneFile
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
Academic Search Premier
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Academic Search
Premier."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
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Agricola
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Agricola."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Alt-Press Watch
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the “My Research” link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
America
: History &
Life
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Agricola."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
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American
Chemical Society Web Editions
1. Conduct a Search
2. Mark the citations you wish to import by clicking the box in the right hand
corner .
3. In the “Citation Management Window” at the top of the results list click
"Download Selected Citations."
4. Under "Choose Type of Download" click "Citations and
Abstracts."
5. Under "Choose Citation Manager Format" choose "RefWorks"
from the drop-down menu.
6. Click "Download."
Animal Behavior Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
4. Click "Export to RefWorks."
5. Log into RefWorks.
Anthropology
Plus
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the box to mark the records you want to save.
3. Click "Export" at the top or bottom of the results list.
4. Next to “Export,” click the radio button “Marked Records.”
5. Next to “Export To:” click the radio button “RefWorks.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on display as Full button near the top of the page.
4. Click the Print link. A new window will open with your marked citations.
5. In your browser click the "File" and select "Save As."
6. Save your file as a text file (with a .txt extension) to your computer.
7. Log into RefWorks.
8. Click the "References" menu and select "Import."
9. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
10. Click the "Database" menu and select “Anthropology Plus.”
11. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
12. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved records.
13 Click the "Import" button.
Anthro Source
1. Conduct a search.
2. Choose the articles you want to save by clicking the box.
3. Click "Send to Citation Mgr" at the top of your results list.
4. Click "RefWorks" under "Format" at the bottom of the
page.
5. Click "Download Article Citation Data"
6. Log into RefWorks.
Applied
Social Sciences Index and Abstracts
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
4. Click "Export To RefWorks."
5. Log into RefWorks.
Aquatic
Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
4. Click "Export To RefWorks."
5. Log into RefWorks.
Art Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Art Abstracts."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
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Art
Index Retrospective
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the references you want to import by clicking in the box.
3. Click the "Save" icon on the right hand side of the screen.
4. Click the radio button marked "Export to RefWorks."
5. Click the "OK" button in the upper right hand side of the screen.
6. Log into RefWorks.
Arts & Humanities Citation Index
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "Add to Marked List" button in the box at the top of the page.
4. Go to the Marked Records page by clicking the "Marked List" icon at the top of the page.
5. In Step 1: “Select the fields you want to output,” select any additional information you want to import about the citations into RefWorks. (We recommend abstracts, keywords and ISSN as well).
6. In Step 2: “Select an Option.” Check that both drop-down menus say “Field Tagged” and then click "Save to File."
7. Click the "Save" button in the dialog box to save your citations as a text file on your computer.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "University of Massachusetts, Amherst."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Web of Science [ISI (Institute for Scientific Information)]."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text file of saved records.
14. Click the "Import" button.
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ASM
Online Journals
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Select citations by checking the box.
3. Click "Get all checked citations."
4. Click link to "Download all selected citations to citation
manager" on the upper right side of page.
5. Click "Refworks" link.
6. Log into Refworks.
ATLA
Religion Database
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "ATLA Religion."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
5. Click "Export to RefWorks."
6. Log into RefWorks.
Bibliography
of Native North Americans
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Bibliography of the History of Art
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
5. Click "Export to RefWorks."
6. Log into RefWorks.
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Biological
Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Biological
Abstracts."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Biological and Agricultural Index
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Biological and
Agricultural Index."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
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BioMed Central
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. At the top of the search results, to the right of "send," select
"Selected Items" from the drop-down menu and "RefWorks +
Abstracts" from the second drop-down menu.
4. Log into RefWorks.
BioOne
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click "Abstract" or "Full-text Article" to view the
record you want to import.
3. Click the "Create Reference" option at the top.
4. Select "RefWorks format."
5. Log into RefWorks.
Note: References in BioOne can only be imported one-by-one.
BioOne Abstracts and
Indexes
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
5. Click "Export to RefWorks."
6. Log into RefWorks.
Black
Studies
Center
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click “Marked List.”
4. Click “Download.”
5. Click “Export Directly to RefWorks.”
6. Log into RefWorks.
Book Review Digest
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Book Review
Digest."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Book Review Digest Retrospective
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click “Exporting/Citing” from the blue bar at the top of the page.
4. Next to “Download Record(s) into:” Click the radio button next to “RefWork's Direct Export
Tool.”
5. Click “Export.”
6. Log into RefWorks.
Business Source Premier
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Business Source
Premier."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
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CAB
Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Catalog (
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
)
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Select the items you want to save by clicking the box.
3. Click "View Marked" link near the top of the screen.
4. Click "E-Mail/Save" link near the top of the screen.
5. Check to make sure that "Select Predefined Format" is set to
"Catalog."
6. Check to make sure that "Choose Character Set" radio button is set
to "ASCII."
7. Make sure to leave all fields blank and click "Go".
8. Click "Save File" to save your citations to your computer.
9. Log into RefWorks.
10. Click the "References" menu and select "Import."
11. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "Ex-Libris ALEPH."
12. Click the "Database" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
Amherst
."
13. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
14. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved records.
15. Click the "Import" button.
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CINAHL
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export anything.
When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text file into
RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your browsers and
start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "CINAHL."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Clase Periodica
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
5. Click "Export to RefWorks."
6. Log into RefWorks.
Cochrane Library
1. Conduct a search.
2. Select the citations you want to save by clicking the box.
3. Click "Export Selected Citations."
4. Select "Citation and Abstract" on the "Export Type" drop-down
menu.
5. Choose the type of computer you are using (most likely PC).
6. Click "Go."
7. Click "Save" when gray dialog box appears to save your citations
to your computer.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Wiley Interscience."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved records.
14. Click the "Import" button.
15. Login to RefWorks.
Cold
Spring
Harbor
Protocols
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the radio button next to “Download to Citation Manager” after the
results list.
4. Click “Go.”
5. Click “Download ALL selected citations to Citation Manager.”
6. Click “RefWorks.”
7. Log into RefWorks.
Communication and Mass
Media Complete
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Communication Studies: Sage Fulltext Collection
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the radio button next to “Email/Download/Save/Print My Marked
Citations” and click “Go.”
4. Click "Export/Download to Citation Manager."
5. Click “RefWorks.”
6. Log into RefWorks.
Contemporary
Literary Criticism
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click on the E-mail icon at the top of the screen.
5. Type in your own e-mail address in the first line (you will get a single e-
mail for each record in your marked list).
6. Click on the radio button for Plain Text with Bibliographic Tags
(Z39.80)
7. Click Send
8. Open each e-mail citation that arrives in your mailbox.
9. Copy the entire text and paste each citation into a separate Word document.
10. Save each citation as a text file (with extension .txt.) to your computer.
9. Log into RefWorks.
10. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
11. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select"
University
of
Massachusetts Amherst
."
12. Click the "Database" menu, and select "Infotrac Databases."
13. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
14. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records.
15. Click the "Import" button.
16. Login to RefWorks.
Criminal Justice Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
5. Click "Export to RefWorks."
6. Log into RefWorks.
Dissertations and Thesis
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the “My Research” link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
Top
Early English Books Online
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you want to download by clicking the boxes.
3. Click the "Marked List " link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Download Records " link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Select "RefWorks" link.
6. Log intoRefWorks.
Econlit
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Econlit."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Education Complete
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the “My Research” link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
Educator’s Reference Complete
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into
RefWorks
Engineering
Village
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. In the results manager at the top of the page click "Download."
4. Select radio button next to "RefWorks direct import."
5. Click “Download.”
6. Log into RefWorks.
Environment
Index
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Environment Issues
& Policy Index."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
ERIC (UMass Amherst Subscription)
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "ERIC."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Essay & General Literature Index
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Essay & General
Literature Index."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Ethnic NewsWatch & ENW: A History
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the “My Research” link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
Expanded Academic ASAP
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
Food Science and Technology Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. On the left side of the screen, in the box marked “fields,” choose the
fields you want to save by clicking the appropriate radio button. (We recommend
citation and abstract).
4. On the left side of the screen, in the box marked “results format” click the
radio button for “Direct Export.”
5. Click “Save.”
6. Click Radio Button “Export Results to RefWorks”
7. Click “Continue.”
8. Log into RefWorks.
Francis
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the box to mark the records you want to save.
3. Click "Export" at the top or bottom of the results list.
4. Next to “Export,” click the radio button “Marked Records.”
5. Next to “Export To:” click the radio button “RefWorks.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks.
GenderWatch
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the "My Research" tab on the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
5. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
6. Log into RefWorks.
General BusinessFile ASAP
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into
RefWorks
General
Reference
Center
Gold
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
Top
Genetics Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "RefWorks" Icon.
4. Click "Export to RefWorks."
5. Log into RefWorks.
GeoRef
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "GeoRef."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
Google Scholar Beta
First Configure Google Scholar:
1. Select Scholar Preferences Link from the selections next to the Search
Window.
2. Near the Bottom of the Screen click the radio button next to "Show
links to import citations into" and choose "Refworks"
from the drop-down menu.
3. Click "Save Preferences."
Searching in Google
Scholar:
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Click "Import into RefWorks" link at the bottom of each citation
you want to import.
3. Log into RefWorks.
4. Saved citations will appear in RefWorks an editable table format.
5.Click "Save Reference."
Note: Check your references for accuracy. As of now references in Google
Scholar can only be imported singly.
Health & Psychosocial Instruments
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. On the left side of the screen, in the box marked “fields,” choose the
fields you want to save by clicking the appropriate radio button. (We recommend
citation and abstract).
4. On the left side of the screen, in the box marked “results format” click the
radio button for “Direct Export.”
5. Log into RefWorks.
Top
Health
Reference
Center
Academic
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
Hispanic American Periodicals Index: HAPI
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking on the box.
3. Click "Add to Marked List."
4. Click "View Marked List."
5. Click "Download."
6. Click "Export to RefWorks."
Historical Abstracts
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Historical
Boston
Globe
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the "My Research" tab on the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
Historical
New York Times
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to download by clicking the box.
3. Click the "My Research" tab on the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export Citations" link in the box at the top of the
page.
5. Click the "Export citations into EndNote, ProCite, RefWorks, or Reference Manager" link.
6. Click the "Export directly to RefWorks" link.
7. Log into RefWorks.
Hospitality and
Tourism
1. Conduct a
search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Humanities International Complete
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
6. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
7. Log into RefWorks.
IEEE Xplore
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the citations you wish to import by clicking the box.
3. Click “View Selected Items.”
4. In “Download Citations” Box choose “Citation and Abstract” and “RefWorks” from the drop-down menus.
5. Click 
to export your citations.
6. Log into RefWorks.
Index Islamicus
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Index to Jewish Periodicals
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
InfoLatinoamerica
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you wish to export by clicking the box.
3. Click on the "Output" tab.
4. Click on "Marked" radio button.
5. Click on "Full Record" radio button.
6. Click on "Export to Database."
7. In the Pop-up window, click on "RefWorks."
8. Log into RefWorks.
Informe
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
InfoTrac
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
InfoTrac Junior
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
InfoTrac OneFile
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
InfoTrac Student
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
Inspec
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When Direct Import doesn't
work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Inspec."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
International Index to Music Periodicals
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "Marked List" link on the right side of the screen.
4. Click “Download” on the right side of the screen.
5. Click the "Export Directly to RefWorks" link in the center of the
page.
6. Log into RefWorks.
International Index to the Performing Arts
1. Conduct a Search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "Marked List" link on the right side of the screen.
4. Click “Download” on the right side of the screen.
5. Click the "Export Directly to RefWorks" link in the center of the
page.
6. Log into RefWorks. .
International Political Science Abstracts
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export
anything. When this happens, you may need to import your citations as a text
file into RefWorks using a filter, see below. OR you can close all your
browsers and start over. This often gets it unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "International
Political Science Abstracts."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text file
of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
International Security and
Counter
Terrorism
Reference
Center
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks.
Note: The Direct Import
sometimes gets stuck and doesn't export anything. When this happens, you may
need to import your citations as a text file into RefWorks using a filter, see
below. OR you can close all your browsers and start over. This often gets it
unstuck.
When
Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder had items" link, above the Result List on the
right side
of the screen.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Click "Generic bibliographic management software"
6. Click on File and Save As. Save to Desktop
7. Under "Save as type", select text file.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "International Security
and
Counter
Terrorism
Reference
Center
."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved
records from the Desktop.
14. Click the "Import" button.
ISI Proceedings
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click the "Add to Marked List" button in the box on the left side
of the page.
4. Go to the Marked Records page by clicking the "Marked List" icon
at the top of the page.
5. In Step 1: “Select the fields you want to output,” select any additional
information you want to import about the citations into RefWorks. (We recommend
abstracts, keywords and ISSN as well).
6. In Step 2: “Select an Option.” Check that both drop-down menus say “Field
Tagged” and then click "Save to File."
7. Click the "Save" button in the dialog box to save your citations
as a text file on your computer.
8. Log into RefWorks.
9. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
10. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
11. Click the "Database" menu and select "Web of Science [ISI
(Institute for Scientific Information)]."
12. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
13. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved records.
14. Click the "Import" button.
JSTOR
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click on the "Save Citation" link at the bottom of the record to
mark the records you want to import.
3. Click on the "View Saved Citations" link on the top right side of
the screen to view you citations.
4. Click on “Directly Export Citations into RefWorks”.
When Direct Import doesn't work:
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click on the "Save Citation" link at the bottom of the record to
mark the records you want to import.
3. Click on the "View Saved Citations" link on the top right side of
the screen to view you citations.
4. Your citations may download directly as a text file, or may open in a new
window as text. If citations open in a new window, go to the File menu of
your browser and save the citations as a text file onto your computer.
5. Your citations may download directly as a text file, or may open in a new
window as text. If citations open in a new window, go to the File menu of your
browser and save the citations as a text file onto your computer.
6. Log into RefWorks.
7. Click the "Reference" menu and select "Import."
8. Click the "Import Filter/Data Source" menu and select "
University
of
Massachusetts
,
Amherst
."
9. Click the "Database" menu and select "JSTOR."
10. Click the radio button next to "Import Data from the following Text
File."
11. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to and select your text
file of saved records.
12. Click the "Import" button.
Legal Trac
1.
Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the box.
3. Click on “Marked Items” at the top of the screen.
4. Click “Citation Tools” in the red “Toolbox” on the upper left side of the
page.
5. Click the radio button next to “RefWorks” next to the “Export to Third Party
Software.”
6. Click “Export.”
7. Log into RefWorks
Lexis/Nexis Academic
1. Conduct a search.
2. Mark the records you want to import by clicking the
box
3
. Click “View Tagged” at top of list to view the citations.
4. Click “Export Bibliographic References” link at the top right of screen
5. In the new window that opens, click “Export.”
6. Log into RefWorks.
Left Index
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Choose the items you want to export by clicking the box or choosing “all.”
5. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
6. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks, EndNote, or ProCite."
7. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
8. Log into RefWorks
LGBT Life with Full Text
1. Conduct a search.
2. Click the "Add" icon to the right of any results you want to save.
3. Click the "Folder has items" link at the top of the page.
4. Click the "Export" link from inside the folder.
5. Select "Direct Export to RefWorks."
6. Click "Save" to initiate a direct export.
7. Log into RefWorks.
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