If you are using Firefox, click on Firefox > Preferences > Applications. Try to capture the reference into a text file to make sure it contains data.After the Customizer has completed, try exporting to EndNote again. When the Customizer window appears, add a check next to 'Additional Import Filters' and click 'Next' twice. In EndNote, click the EndNote drop down menu in the top left hand corner of the screen and choose 'Customizer'. Check to see if the correct filter is missing from the 'Filters' folder.If you are prompted to select an import filter: See the instructions below.When exporting references from an online database into EndNote, the proper filter should be identified automatically. You will also need to set up your Preferences so that the CSUS proxy server and link resolver will recognize you as one of our students or faculty and the databases will correctly export into EndNote. It is best to have only one MyEndNote Library for all your citations. It doesn't matter where you put it, but you'll need to be able to find the library when you start exporting files to it. If you are a first-time EndNote user, choose 'Create a new library.' If you are already an EndNote user, go ahead and select 'Open an existing Library.' The default title is 'MyEndNoteLibrary.' You must select the location where this file lives, e.g., your desktop, documents folder etc. The next screen opens a dialog box that offers three options: Choose the third option 'Not at this time.' The first screen asks if you want to integrate it with your MyEndNoteWeb.

The default location for the EndNote folder is in the Application folder on your hard drive. After EndNote is fully installed, double click the EndNote icon to open the program. Just drag the icon into your Applications folder. Once you have downloaded EndNote software onto your Mac it is easy to install.

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