You can add references manually and import directly from databases and Google Scholar. Some resources, such as PubMed, require a few extra steps. You can also import PDF files, and EndNote will populate the citation fields if it is able to read the information in the PDF file. Finally, you can organize and share your citations using Groups.
Adding References manually into the EndNote Program
Importing References from Databases
Exporting References from PubMed
Adding References using Online Search (not recommended)
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Some resources do not support import or export of citations into EndNote. For these resources, it may be necessary to enter your citations into EndNote manually. You may be able to avoid manual entry if you can find your citation in Google Scholar.
The resources below do not support import or export of citations into EndNote: