Search for Citations within Endnote
Use these online search choices to search directly from within EndNote. Only a few public databases work with EndNote Online. More connection files for some of our databases work with the desktop version of EndNote. Most of these connection files work with various library catalogs and a few publicly available databases.
See the EndNote Basic help file for further information. To get to the online search option, use the following steps.
- Click the Collect tab
- "Online Search" is the default. Click the "Customize this list" link.
- Add any of the following to your favorites.
- For future searches, just click the "Select" drop down list to go directly to our library catalog, PubMed, or other source.
We suggest the following EndNote Basic Connection Files
Library of Congress (largest database for books) |
Library of Congress |
MSU Library Catalog (no longer working as of Jan. 2017) |
Montana St U-Bozeman |
National Park Service |
Natl Park Service |
National Resources Canada |
Natl Resources Canada |
PubMed (Extensive health sciences coverage of journal articles) |
PubMed (NLM) |
USGS Library |
U.S. Geological Survey |
Web of Science (Great for finding journal articles; covers Science, Social Sciences, Arts, & Humanities) |
Web of Science Core Collection(TS) |
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