EndNote X7: PubMed

Exporting from PubMed

Conduct your search.
Select the check-boxes (to the left of the title) of the articles you'd like to export.
Click the Send to: link in the upper left portion of the results area. Select Citation manager then click the Create File button.
If you are running EndNote in the background, your selected articles should automatically be imported. You may need to enter your EndNote login information.
If EndNote is not on the computer you are on, you will be prompted to save a file on your computer. You can then transfer this file to your computer running EndNote, double click it, and your articles will be imported.

PubMed

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