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To use EndNote basic, you need first to create a free online account by either going to and clicking Login on the top right of the screen, or going to directly to log in. It also allows you to cite references while writing a paper and identify an appropriate journal to submit your manuscript for publishing. It was previously called (often still being referred to as) EndNote online or EndNote web.ĮndNote basic is free to use and it enables you to collect, manage and share reference directly from EndNote basic or from a desktop library via syncing. ris.EndNote basic is a cloud-based and limited version of EndNote. If you are asked to select an export file type instead of a citation manager, choose. Look for a reference/citation export option for the desired reference and select EndNote as the receiving citation manager.

References can be imported to EndNote from different databases and search engines such as CINAHL, Nursing Reference Center or Google Scholar. Please Note in step 4 you might also have an option to open the file with a program and you can select EndNote and if you have your library open then references should be imported with a few less steps needed.Click the Import button and your references will be imported.button, and then select your downloaded *.NBIB file. In the Import Data File field, select the Choose File.option and select the Import filter called "PubMed (NLM)". In the Import Option field, select the Other Filters.Under the File menu select "Import" then "File".

In EndNote, open the library where you would like these references saved.

This should bring up a dialog box allowing you to save the NBIB file containing your selected references.On the search results page, use "Send to" and select the "Citation manager" option.The My Bibliography or Collections does require an account be created with PubMed. Execute your searches to obtain search results (Select "Send to" to save records from multiple searches as you work to either to Clipboard, My Bibliography or Collections).Go to the PubMed website in your web browser.