Subject Guides: EndNote: EndNote Online & EndNote for iPad

EndNote Online & EndNote for iPads

EndNote Online & EndNote for iPad

EndNote X9 is designed for use across multiple devices and optimized for online collaboration. FSU College of Medicine EndNote users can create an account with EndNote Online and use that account with EndNote for iPad as well as the desktop version of EndNote X9. EndNote for iPad allows users to create and view their EndNote Libraries directly on their iPads. EndNote Online allows users to keep their EndNote Libraries in the cloud, sync their Libraries across their devices, share Libraries with other EndNote Online users, or grant permissions for other EndNote Online users to collaborate on the creation of a shared EndNote Library.

Note that EndNote online users with FSU COM-issued Windows computers will need to install Cite While You Write (CWYW) from the Software Center. See CWYW with EndNote Online for installation instructions.

Please see the video tutorials below on creating an EndNote Online account, or downloading EndNote for iPad.

Attention!
Some of the EndNote Online or EndNote for iPad tutorials may not be updated with EndNote X9 instructions. Updated tutorials will be added as they are made available from EndNote.

EndNote Online Tutorials

Class Clips: Logging Into or Creating an EndNote Online Account
from EndNote Training on YouTube

Creating an EndNote Online Account

EndNote Online does not require an EndNote X9 account and can be used separately. From the EndNote Sign in page, look for Not a member yet? Click on Register and follow the registration instructions.

If you are having trouble registering for an EndNote online account, try these possible solutions:

Do not register with your Facebook or LinkedIn account. Use a FSU or personal instead.
Refresh or close/reopen your web browser window or tab. Try registering or logging in again.
Clear your browsing cache, data, and history. Try registering or logging in again.
Check that your password contains a letter, number, and special character (@#$!&^%).
Try registering for a personal account through the Web of Science. Your Web of Science account user name and password can be used with EndNote online.

Once you’ve set up your account, you should see the Getting Started page with your username in the top right corner.

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EndNote for iPad Tutorials

EndNote for iPad Overview
from EndNote Training on YouTube

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Importing References from PubMed to EndNote Online

Importing References from PubMed to EndNote Online
adapted from EndNote Online Knowledge Base

Follow the steps below to download your search results from the PubMed website and import them into your EndNote online library.

Go to PubMed in your web browser from the Maguire Medical Library website.
Execute your searches to obtain search results (Select "Clipboard" from the "Send to" drop down in the PubMed navigation bar to save records from multiple searches as you work).
Once you have found the references you wish to import:
- Select one or more references for import by checking the boxes next to each of the desired references.
- At the top of the page, click on Send to:
- Under "Choose Destination," select File
- Under "Format," select MEDLINE. Create File button to create a downloadable reference file
- Click the Create File button to create a downloadable reference file to upload to EndNote Online.

Save your file in a place you can retrieve it with a name you can remember.
Open EndNote in a new browser tab or window.
- Hover over Collect in the top bar and select Import References.
- Click Choose File or Browse..., select the file you previously saved, and click Open.
- Select PubMed (NLM) as Import Option.
- If you have not created any groups, select New group to start a group or [Unfiled] to sort your references later. If you would like to upload your files to an existing reference group, select this group as the To option.
- Click Import. You should see confirmation that your references were imported into your individual library.

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