Select to Open with… and browse to choose EndNote if it’s not already selected (may work better in a Fir efox browser). From the Send to drop-down menu, choose Citation Manager. Choose export format RIS format select information to export, click Export. Watch the video below for instructions on how to export references from different research databases. Video: Export references from online databases Deakin Research Online (DRO): our institutional repository containing works produced by Deakin researchers Library Catalogue: a general search of the library's books, e-books, DVDs and some articlesģ. Library Search: a search of the library's collection and huge range of databasesĢ. See instructions below for exporting references from our website:ġ.
If this doesn't happen, locate the file in your Downloads folder and open it with Endnote. In some browsers, when your file downloads it will open automatically in Endnote and your references will appear in your library. RIS - but there are other file types that will work - you might have to just give it a try. You might only have a file type to choose from - in this case, the most common file type for Endnote is. You might be able to choose which reference software you are exporting to - choose Endnote. Finally, ensure you choose the right file type for the exported references. You might have an option called Export, Send to, Reference Manager, Cite, or Download. Next, look for a way to export the references to Endnote. You might have the option to allocate references to a saved list or folder. 
This might be to tick a box next to each reference. Once you have your search results - look for a way to mark the references you want to export to Endnote. The procedure for exporting references from research databases can vary slightly across different databases. An efficient way of adding references to your EndNote library is to export them directly from online research databases.
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