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Emerald Bibliographic Citation Guide


For EndNote, Reference Manager, ProCite and RefWorks

Introduction

This guide has been designed to help users who want to add citations from Emerald into their bibliographic software such as EndNote, Reference Manager, RefWorks or Procite.

The first part of the guide details the process required to add and review your search results and how to add these citations to your "Marked Lists". You need to save your marked list before importing these citations into your bibliographic software.

The second part of the guide details the process used to import the records into bibliographic software such as EndNote or Reference Manager using an import filter for Emerald available from ISI ResearchSoft. These filters have to be installed for older versions of the software but should be included in to future versions as they are released.

We realize this is not the most obvious way for users to import citations into their bibliographic software and we intend to improve this service in the near future.

Your Profile

Before you can create a marked list you must first set up an Emerald profile (if you have not already done so). To register your profile simply click on “Register” in the top right hand corner of the Emerald web page and then complete and submit the form presented to you.

Creating a Marked List

Once you have logged in with your Emerald profile login details, click the “Marked Lists” option from the left hand menu or from “Your Profile” page. Enter the name you have chosen for your ‘Marked Lists’ and click ‘Add’ (see image below).

Image: creating a marked list

If you now continue as you would normally to search for articles of interest, you will see a drop-down list at the top of your search results page (see image below).

  1. First select the list you want to add your articles to
  2. Check the box next to the article(s) you want to add to your list
  3. Once you have selected the article(s), click on the "Go" button next to add to your marked list
  4. A message will appear to confirm the items you selected have been added to your list
  5. Click on "Marked Lists" to view your lists

Image: advanced search

Note: You can browse directly to individual articles and add them to your marked list from the individual document information page (see below).

Image: information page

Marked List page

On the "Marked Lists" page, select a list to work with from the drop-down menu. You have the chance to review your marked lists here (see image below).

Image: Marked List page

Once you are happy with your list, click on "Export options". You will then be provided with 4 options to manage your chosen citation list.

Image: market lists

Your 4 export options

  1. View on screen. Use this option to simply view your marked list on screen.
  2. Download file. Use this option to download and save your file as a .txt file (in the popular RIS format) to be imported later into your chosen application (see below for more information)
  3. Email to address. Use this option to email your marked list in plain text and RIS format.
  4. Direct export to RefWorks. Use this option to export your marked list directly into your RefWorks application. With this option there is no need to save and import a separate file (see below for more information).
  5. Export to Endnote and Reference Manager.

Direct export to RefWorks

When you click the "export to RefWorks" option you will be directed to the RefWorks login center (examples below).

Image: Direct export to RefWorks

Simply log in with your RefWorks login details and your chosen Mark List will be imported into RefWorks (see below).

Image: RefWorks

Click on "View Last Imported Folder" option to view the Marked List you have just imported (see below).

Image: View Last Imported Folder

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