Extensions...
EndNote will create two files with the file extensions .data and .enl: it is important to keep these together.
Search Directly...
Search PubMed directly from EndNote to pull in known citations (do not use this method for your topic searches):
- Click on Edit > Open Connection Manager > Choose PubMed
Large Numbers of Citations...
PubMed limits exports via the Send to Citation Manager path to 200 citations at a time. For larger numbers of citations, use this method to capture all citations at the same time.
Have all desired records in the display in the search results or clipboard view. From the Send to menu, select File and change the Format to MEDLINE. Click Create File. The file will be automatically named pubmedresult.txt.
NOTE: If any records are checked, only those will be exported.
Import the file into EndNote using the PubMed(NLM) filter.
Export from other databases into EndNote
Look for the option to export citations directly into EndNote from various databases, such as: Web of Science, CINAHL Plus, PsycINFO, and more. This feature is not available in PubMed.
Importing references from Google Scholar: Visit the Scholar Preferences page and select the EndNote citation format in the "Bibliography Manager" section.
Use the UW Libraries' catalog to find books and websites for easy importing.
List of EndNote Export Providers: http://endnote.com/en/online-databases