Click the heading to expand the contents. You may need to scroll down, or do a find-in-page. With the item record open, look for the heading “Attachments”.Switch back to EndNote and navigate to the folder and record for the article using the “My References” menu on the far left of the screen.I recommend renaming the file with a more appropriate filename than the default generated by the system.If unsure, check recent downloads in your browser. In either case, you will need to know where the file is saved and its filename. Depending on how your browser is configured, you will either be prompted to download and save the PDF, or the PDF may download without these prompts.From the item record page, look for the PDF Full Text in the far left menu.Switch back to the item record in EBSCO.You will need to upload PDFs individually. The PDF of the article is not included in the export/import process.If it works, a results page in EndNote will open with a success message.Select the folder you wish to save the reference to.Change the “Import Option” to “RefMan RIS”.Click the “Browse” button to locate the.Click on “Import References” in the submenu.Switch to EndNote and hover your mouse over the heading “Collect”.Make note of where you saved the file, because you will need to find it in the next step.You might want to rename it to something more appropriate than the system generated filename. If that didn’t work, start over and select “Direct Export in RIS Format”.
If it works, you will get a results page in EndNote with a success message.It might require logging in to EndNote again (even if you previously logged in).This method is the easiest, but it does not work with all browsers and configurations on all platforms.From the article record page, click on “Export” in the “Tools” menu on the far right side of the page.Scroll down to find instructions for importing multiple articles at once. These instructions apply to importing a single article from an EBSCO database.
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