( Log on to RefWorks first, and keep it in the background):

• Find Articles
• Click on "View Marked Documents"
• Click on "Export"
• Click "Export directly to RefWorks" link
• If direct export does not work Click "Download in a format compatible with ProCite, EndNote, Reference Manager, and RefWorks"
• File
• Save Page As
• Save in, location (example: Desktop)
• Name your file
• Save as type: Text File (*.txt)
• In RefWorks, under the radio button "References" click on Import
• Select ProQuest under the radio button "Import Filter/Data Source"
• Select database you used or multiple databases
• Browse for text file you created
• Click Open
• Click Import.

• After finding an article, highlight the URL and then press CTRL-C to copy the URL.
• In Refworks, click on the "New Reference" button and type in citation information about the article.
• Paste the URL by clicking in the box labeled "Links" and pressing CTRL-V.
• Click the "Save" button, and then view your record. The result should be a citation which you typed, and a link to the full text of the article.

• Find Articles
• Mark records to export by clicking on folder next to each title you want to cite
• Click on "Folder has Items"
• Click Save to Disk
• Click Bibliographic Manager tab
• Un-check "Remove items from folder after saving"
• Click on radio button "Direct Export to RefWorks"
• Click Save
• You should now jump directly into RefWorks (provided you've opened RefWorks in another browser window and logged in)
• Click on "View Last Imported Folder"
• Check the box on the left called "Ref ID"
• Choose your folder under the pull down menu "Put in Folder"
• Click OK, and a message will appear that your reference was put in the designated folder

• Mark desired records, and Submit Marks for each page of records. When done marking, select "Marked List"
• Save To File ( not Export to Reference Software), then import into RefWorks using ISI filter and Web of Science database.

• After searching, mark desired records, click on the "Save to RefWorks" button.
• Choose from the options listed, then click on the "Save to RefWorks" button.
• IMPORTANT: while reviewing your search results, click on the button to find out where the full article can be obtained—either in electronic full-text or in Princeton's collection.

• After searching, mark desired records and save the marked records. Save the records in text format (.txt) to your hard drive or "H:/".
• Import into RefWorks using SilverPlatter WebSPIRS filter and PsycINFO database.
  IMPORTANT: Citations imported from SilverPlatter databases include the link to the service.

• Click Save Citation link under each desired citation.
• Click the View Saved Citations at the top of the screen.
• From the Export citations drop-down menu.
• Select citation-manager from the Format drop-down menu; click on Export.
• Use the browser’s Edit and Select All to select all of the records.
• Copy the records using Edit and Copy.