Once you have found an item you'd like to export to EndNote, go to the "Save or Cite" section and choose "EndNote".

You should be prompted to sign in to your EndNote Online account.

Enter your username and password.  This should be different from your Loyola login credentials.

On the next screen, you will see the import results from the library catalog.

Once you have imported your reference, you will need to organize so you can find it later.

Exporting from an EBSCO database such as Academic Search Complete or PsycInfo

Once you have found an article to export, look for the "Export" option on the right hand side of the screen.  On some pages it may just appear as a piece of paper with a green arrow.

On the next screen, make sure you choose the RIS format compatible with EndNote.  Then click "Save".

A dialog box will pop up asking what you want to do with the file.  This may look different in different browsers. 

Leaving the default - ResearchSoft Direct Export Helper - should save the reference directly into EndNote.

The dialog box may disappear and you will have to check EndNote to be sure the reference was imported.

Once you have imported your reference, you will need to organize so you can find it later.

Exporting from a ProQuest database such as ABI/Inform or Dissertations and Theses

Once you have found an item to export, click the "Cite" button.

On the next screen, make sure you choose the RIS format, compatible with EndNote.

The ProQuest Export/Save dialogue box will open. Leave the RIS option selected and click Continue.

A dialog box will pop up asking what you want to do with the file.  This may look different in different browsers. 

Leaving the default - ResearchSoft Direct Export Helper - should save the reference directly into EndNote.

The dialog box may disappear and you will have to check EndNote to be sure the reference was imported.

Once you have imported your reference, you will need to organize so you can find it later.