Currently, the biggest difference you will notice is that the ProQuest RefWorks has an entirely new look and feel, although most of the functionality remains the same.
In ProQuest RefWorks, you can drag and drop PDFs into your account. You can also capture research from websites with the click of a button. ProQuest RefWorks also offers enhanced sharing features.
If you need help using RefWorks,
Contact the Hopkins RefWorks Support Group:
You can also contact the RefWorks Customer Support directly:
OR
Or you can access ProQuest's Help Guide, which covers all aspects of using RefWorks.
Johns Hopkins has an institution-wide subscription to RefWorks, which means that everyone has an account to use if they wish. You will log in to your RefWorks account with your JHED login and password.
See the RefWorks help site for further information and training.
Send to.
Citation Manager
.Create File
.Save File
then click OK
.Sent to.
File
.PubMed
from the Format
dropdown menu.Create File.
Save File
then click OK
References
.Import
from the dropdown menu.Import Filter/Data Source
to NLM PubMed
, the database should automatically change to Pubmed once you select this option.Choose File
. This will open your Downloads
folder. Select the file you wish to import (citations.nbib OR pubmed_results.txt).Import Into Folder
dropdown menu.Export
.RIS format
(Mendeley, EndNote) is selected.Download
.References.
Import
from the dropdown menu.Import Filter/Data Source
to RIS File
, the database to RIS File
.Choose File
, This will open your Downloads
folder. Select the Embase file you want to import.Import Into Folder
dropdown menu.If you are working on a group project, contact your informationist and he or she can set up a Group Account in RefWorks for the project. With a group account you will have a login and password that everyone can use to access the account and save references to the account. The following videos will show you additional ways that you can share citations from your RefWorks account.
There are two ways to check for duplicate references in your RefWorks account. You can check your entire RefWorks account for duplicates or you can check a specific folder (or subfolder) only, for duplicate references.
Regardless of which duplicate check you perform (your entire account or just a folder), there are two options: Exact Duplicates or Close Duplicates.
Exact duplicates checks for exact matches based upon the Author Names, Title and Year of Publication fields.
Checking is done by comparing a combination of Author Names, Title, and Year of Publication. It is a loose comparison so may result in a display of references that are not exact matches. This allows duplicates to be found even if there are minor errors in the data. Also, depending on the size of your RefWorks database, the Close Matches may take some time, so be patient.
From the View menu select Duplicates and select either Exact Duplicates or Close Duplicates.
A list of references will be displayed.
Note: RefWorks automatically marks duplicates (the most recently added record) for deletion when the duplicate check is performed. If you have more than two copies of the record, only the most recently added record will be marked for deletion. You can disable this automatic selection in the Customize area under the Startup Options section.
Click the Delete
icon.
Delete
icon.