Tuesday, 4 January 2011

New - export from LexisLibrary to RefWorks

We can now export from LexisLibrary into RefWorks - click the
icon in LexisLibrary to start the direct export process.

Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Allowing pop-ups from selected sites in Chrome

If you're using Chrome and don't want to allow pop-ups from all sites, you can allow them from the sites you want to import from:

When Google Chrome blocks pop-ups, a small blue and white icon with a red "X"on it appears in the far right side of the address bar.

If you click on this icon, you can select the box to "Always allow pop-ups" from the site you're on.

Monday, 29 November 2010

Exporting from EJS

Theoretically there should be a direct export option from EJS. In practice this may not work, so you can export using the text box method by doing the following:

1. When viewing an article, click on the button which says 'Export to Citation Manager'.
2. In the dialogue box, click to save the file. The file should have with a '.RIS' extension - open it.
3. In RefWorks, go to References > Import.
4. Select Import filter as 'RIS Format' and database as 'RIS Format (UTF-8) for EBSCO'.
5. Click on 'From text' and copy and paste the contents of the .RIS file into the box.
6. Click on Import.


Friday, 5 November 2010

New output style for annotated bibliographies

We have a new output style available if you want to create an annotated bibliography - it has an extra field, "personal note", that you can use for anything you want to say about your citation. To start using it, go to Bibliography, Output style manager, and select "Harvard - UoB - Annotated bibliography" from the list of output styles on the left, then click the green arrow to put it into your list of favourite styles. Then when you go to create a bibliography, it should appear in the list of styles available for you to use.

Friday, 22 October 2010

RefWorks running slowly

The RefWorks team have told us they are aware that RefWorks has been running very slowly at times - they are working on it and hope to have it fixed very soon.

RefWorks and Google Chrome

If you want to use RefWorks in the Google Chrome browser, you will need to enable pop ups to get the export feature to work.

You can do this by clicking on the wrench located in the upper right hand corner of the browser, click on "Options" --> "Under the Hood" --> "Content Settings" --> "Pop-ups" --"Allow all sites to show pop-ups."

Friday, 27 August 2010

RefWorks group code

If you are ever asked for your group code when logging into RefWorks, it is RWUBEDFORDSHIRE.