Adding research notes to a reference in EndNote Web
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This document provides instructions for adding research notes to references in EndNote Web. It explains that you should log into your EndNoteWeb account, click on "All My References" or a group name to access references. Then click the title of the reference you want and "Show Empty Fields" to display the research notes field at the bottom, where you can enter notes that will be searchable along with the references in Quick Search.
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Adding research notes to a reference in EndNote Web
- 1. How to add research notes to a reference in EndNote Web Aurelie Gandour Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust
- 2. Accessing references • Log into your EndNoteWeb account. • Click on “All My References” or on the name of one of your groups in order to access the references.
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