In most article databases and library catalogues you can easily send references to EndNote. Often, it is possible to mark and send several records at the same time. Look for an option to send or export references directly to EndNote or in RIS-format.
Depending on your web browser and the database that you are using, a pop up window may appear. Select Open with EndNote or ResearchSoft Direct Export Helper to send references directly to EndNote.
Using Safari
Direct export rarely works on Safari, and the file usually does not open automatically in EndNote. Some alternatives for Mac users:
Using Google Chrome
When exporting references from databases using Google Chrome, you can usually click on the downloaded file and it will be saved directly to your EndNote library. If you right-click on the file, you can choose for files of this type to open automatically in the future.
We usually recommend that you use databases as first choice, because some information like abstracts and DOI numbers are not always included when you send references from Google Scholar.
To send references from Google Scholar to your EndNote library, you need to change a setting in Google Scholar.
Conduct your search and then click on Import into EndNote under the reference you want to save to send the reference information to EndNote.