I was asked about importing from Diamond, our library catalog, to RefWorks. It can be a little tricky, so I offer a few abbreviated steps:<\/p>\n
1) When you’re ready to export the records from Diamond, you should select “End-Note\/RefWorks” as the format from the list at the left.<\/p>\n
2) On the right select “Local Disk.”<\/p>\n
3) Click “Submit” and save the file to an easily accessible location.<\/p>\n
4) Log-in to RefWorks.<\/p>\n
5) From the “References” menu at the left of the RefWorks menu bar, select “Import”.<\/p>\n
6) Select “EndNote View” as the “Import Filter\/Data Source” and the “Database”.<\/p>\n
7) If you want all the imported references to go into a specific folder you can select it next under “Import References into.”<\/p>\n
8) Under “Import Data from the Following Text File” click on “Browse” and then find the file you just exported (probably called “export.txt”) and click “OK”.<\/p>\n
9) Click “Import” at the bottom.<\/p>\n
10) Your records should then be imported. You can view them by clicking on the “Recently Imported” folder link.<\/p>\n
If you have any question, ask.<\/p>\n
—Derik A Badman<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was asked about importing from Diamond, our library catalog, to RefWorks. It can be a little tricky, so I offer a few abbreviated steps: 1) When you’re ready to export the records from Diamond, you should select “End-Note\/RefWorks” as … Continue reading