This process is slightly different for every database.

Choose which group you wish to save these references to. Next, go to the Collect tab, choose Import References, select Browse, and attach the citations.nbib file that you downloaded from PubMed.In PubMed, you will select your references, choose Send To, File, select Citation Manager and Create File. To do this, you will need to save the references from your selected databases to a Text File. If you perform a search in another major database like PubMed, Embase, Scopus, etc, you will need to import your references to.You will now be able to go to and Login with the credentials you created.You do not have to use your MD Anderson e-mail address.

Go to Edit, Preferences, Sync, Enable Sync.

Here's how to get EndNote if you do not have it on your work computer.

Open EndNote on your MD Anderson computer.

An upgraded EndNote account includes more storage space and the ability to attach PDF's to your references. This requires you to have a copy of EndNote installed on your work or personal computer. Personal or MD Anderson email are both accepted.ĮndNote Online accounts can be upgraded from the desktop version of EndNote.

In the upper right hand corner, click on 'EndNote online log in' and select 'Register'.

Use the same username and password you use for your MD Anderson login.

To create an EndNote Online account if you are off campus:

Create a free account at while you are on an MD Anderson campus or logged in through the library's website, VPN, or VX Remote. Publications Co-authored or Contributed to by Library StaffĮndNote Online accounts are available for free for MD Anderson Faculty, staff and students.

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Endnote online search tutorial