Refer to the Importing references from databases (procedures) page of this guide to know which databases are compatible with EndNote and how to export references to EndNote.
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Importing is direct or indirect, depending on the database and the browser used.
Bibliographic references are transferred directly into EndNote.
Bibliographic references are transferred to a file (usually with the .RIS extension) that is opened in EndNote.
Importing PDF documents into EndNote allows you to create a record and attach the PDF. If the PDF document contains a DOI, EndNote is able to fill in some fields.
NOTE : if EndNote cannot read the PDF document, a record will still be created, but the fields will be empty. You will have to fill them manually. |
Check that the information is entered correctly in any case.
If the reference already exists in EndNote, use the "Attachment file" function to attach the PDF to the record. You must first download the PDF to your computer.
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The required elements vary depending on the type of document; see the HEC Montreal bibliographic style page for guidance.
To modify a reference in the entry record:
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To remove duplicates :
To add a reference from its unique identifier (Digital Object Identifier or DOI) :
Always check that the data is entered correctly, making changes manually to the reference as necessary.
WARNING: Check references obtained from the databases to make sure they respect the writing conventions below. Corrections are sometimes necessary. Be sure to ALWAYS enter each author name in the same way. Problems may occur in Word otherwise.
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As your library grows, it may acquire the same reference more than once.
To remove duplicate references:
EndNote identifies duplicates by comparing, among similar types of documents (book, periodical article, etc.), the information contained in the follwoing fields: author, title and year.