Your results may vary from site to site and even page to page. In most cases, these sites will return the web page information. NOTE: Save to RefWorks may not work on secure sites ( If a site does not normally have bibliographic data it probably does not have a filter. The list of available translators is continuously changing, as translators often have to be reworked if the structure of the underlying site changes. Save to RefWorks uses translators to detect and import data from websites. When you save content from the NCU Library Databases, you will see a link in the RefWorks citation that says "Find full text using link resolver." If the full text is available from a website, RefWorks will save it.
Once installed in your bookmarks bar, you can easily save citations from Library databases and websites, such as Google Scholar, PubMed, and more. Install in your internet browser's bookmark/favorites bar (Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chome). Select the items of interest on the results list. Conduct a search in PubMed to generate a results list. The list is not alphabetical. In the "Product" box select either Legacy RefWorks or NEW RefWorks.The Save to RefWorks bookmarklet is a button installed on your internet browser that allows you to scan the bibliographic content of a webpage and save it to your RefWorks library. (Bookmarklet is something you add to your browser.) Select desired citations on right window. Provides system status information on all Ex Libris (ProQuest) systems. You will find help here with Write-N-Cite, RefWorks Citation Manager and the Save-to-RefWorks bookmarklet for multiple OS platforms, word processors and browsers.
Sooooooo - don't just wish for improvements or fixes to problems, become an active advocate for a better RefWorks.
ProQuest developers are acutely aware of the Idea Exchange and they are responsive to it. Other RefWorks users will see your request and they can VOTE on it.
The Support Center offers email, chat and phone help.ĭo you wish to advocate for RefWork improvements or enhancements? PLEASE submit your idea to the "ProQuest Idea Exchange." This really works. The ProQuest Support Center provides help for all ProQuest products, including both versions of RefWorks (Legacy & NEW). Phone Support: RefWorks provides phone support Monday - Friday from 6am to 5pm (Pacific Time) or 9am to 8 pm (Eastern Standard Time).Įmail: provides email support from Monday - Friday from 6am to 5pm (Pacific Time) or 9am to 8 pm (Eastern Standard Time) and limited weekend support.
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