With your cursor in the footnote at the bottom of the page, click on the EndNote tab and select "Insert Citation / Find Citation". As you type your paper in Word, when you wish to insert a footnote to an EndNote reference, click the References tab and press "Insert Footnote" (as you normally do in Word). (e.g. Chicago and Turabian) Do the following: These instructions were adapted from the Ingram Library at the University of West Georgia. Follow the directions Import to EndNote Online” above using Import Option: PubMed (NLM). Click the “Create File” button and then Save File. Follow the directions “to import a saved text file” above using Import Option: WorldCat (OCLC). 
Click on Export button and then Save File.Follow the directions “to import a saved text file” above using Import Option: JSTOR.Follow the directions “to import a saved text file” above using Import Option: Endnote Import.Click “Import into EndNote” and then Save File (will be.
Each citation will now have the option “Import into EndNote”.Click Save (you have to do this once per computer per browser).Under "Bibliography Manager" change the setting to “Show links to import citations into EndNote”.Use RefMan RIS as the import option (Find it in Select Favorites).Click on Export into EndNote (look to the right of the full record display).Follow the instructions "to import a saved text file" above.Click the Continue button and save the file as a download.Choose document format "EndNote, Reference Manager or ProCite".
Search database and mark desired records.(E.g. ProQuest Science, Worldwide Political Science Abstracts, Computer & Information Systems Abstracts, and others)
The records will appear in All My References move them to the group where you want them. If not already logged in, you will be prompted to do so If you are already logged into Endnote Web, the records will export there. Click "Export," then "Direct Export to EndNote Web (Please Note: This is not the default). Search the database and select the desired records. You can import directly from EBSCO-hosted databases. (E.g. Academic Search Premier, America: History & Life, Business Source Premier, CINAHL, SocIndex, and ERIC etc.)
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