SciFinder Scholar And EndNote
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This document summarizes the process for importing records from the SciFinder Scholar database into EndNote. It involves exporting tagged text files from SciFinder searches and then using EndNote's import function along with the SciFinder (CAS) import filter to import the records into an EndNote library. The basic steps are to search SciFinder, save the results as a tagged text file, open the appropriate EndNote library, select import and choose the tagged text file and SciFinder (CAS) filter, and click import.
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Chapter 2
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