For the format, select PubMed. Click Create file.ħ. Alternatively, save an entire set of search results or just the references on the current page of search results. To change the number of results displayed on a single page, click the 'display options' button and select a number from the 'Per page' options.Ħ. Using the drop-down Selection options, you can save the individual results that you have already ticked/marked. A set of S ave citations to file options will appear.ĥ. Click the Save button above your results.Ĥ. Select/click the box next to each search result that you want to export.ģ. Connect to PubMed and search for references to articles/other documents.Ģ.
To: “Test” library. Click the Import button.ġ. Scroll to the correct option, select it and click 'Copy to Favorites'. Finally, select 'RefMan RIS' from ‘favorites’.ġ1. If this import option does not appear: click 'Select Favorites'. Select the file and click Open. Select Import Option as RefMan RIS.ġ0. Click Choose file to find the saved text file on your laptop/PC. Click the Collect tab and then Import References.ĩ. Sign into EndNote Online (using the link in Web of Science).Ĩ. Click the RefMan option which will download the citation.ħ.
Click the citation icon just below your search results.Ħ. To save a result in your GS library, click the star icon underneath any search result of interestĥ. Sign in to My Library and search Google Scholar.Ĥ. The 'My Library' options are in the top left corner of Google Scholar and move to top right when you're logged in.ģ. To send results to EndNote Online, set up a My Library account.
If you are off-campus, it's best to connect via the Library Catalogue - this will enable you to increase the number of full-text papers that you are able to access via GS.Ģ. Collecting references from Google Scholarġ.
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