You can easily import references from many data providers using EndNote Web's direct export helper application extension. After installing the EndNote Web plug-in for Internet Explorer or Firefox, you can search online resources and import those search results by using the same export option used for EndNote, Reference Manager, or ProCite.

Important Notes about Direct Export

• You have to install the EndNote Web plug-in for Internet Explorer or Firefox to use this feature.
• If you have the EndNote Web plug-in for Internet Explorer installed, you can choose to download references to EndNote Web or another Thomson Reuters research software application if one is also installed.
• At this time, EndNote Web is not able to import records from resources that do not have an identifiable mimetype defined in the export file. This limitation only applies to the Firefox plug-in.
• For Firefox users, if you have installed Zotero, you may need to unselect Zotero's handling of RIS files in Zotero preferences.

Tip

To disable this feature in Firefox, go to the Tools->Add-ons and click EndNote Web's Options button to uncheck the feature selection.

Also See

• Installing the Cite While You Write Plug-in for Windows
• Installing the EndNote Web Extension for Firefox
• Direct Export Web Service