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There are two methods you can use: download records from MultiSearch or Online Search within EndNote

Method 1. MultiSearch

After executing a search on MultiSearch, refine your search with Items in the library catalogue and if appropriate also the content type  Book / eBook.

Follow these instructions to download records to EndNote.

Method 2. Online Search

Open EndNote first

First-time users need to go to Tools > Online Search on the top toolbar. (It is recommended that Online Search Mode is chosen first; click the button at the top left of the screen Image Added)

Repeat users should click the Online Search Mode button at the top left of the screen Image Added, and will find a link to the University of Canterbury catalogue in the Online Search menu area on the left. You can access the catalogue from there

First time users

  • In EndNote, select Online Search Mode mode by clicking the button at the top left of the screen Image Added
    • Online Search Mode ensures downloaded references are stored temporarily, allowing you to view references without affecting your library
  • Go to Tools > Online Search on the top toolbar
  • A drop-down menu will appear. Click the U Canterbury | Library Catalogs or Library Catalogue | University of Canterbury and click the Choose button
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    • Note: do not choose "Canterbury Christ Church U" connection, as that is the catalogue of another university
    • If you cannot find U Canterbury in the drop-down list, you can get the connection file from the connections.zip link in step 2 on this page and save it to your EndNote connections file folder (as detailed in the instructions on that page)

  • A search screen will appear; enter your search terms Image Added

     

  • A Confirm Online Search dialogue appears. You can choose to download all records, just a subset, or Cancel and refine your search terms and parameters
  • Select the records you want to import into your library (Hint: use Ctrl+a to select all records), then click the Copy to Local Library button at the top of screen Image Added to import the records
  • You can continue with further searches on the Library catalogue if you wish. When finished with searching the Library catalogue, click the Integrated Mode button at the top of screen  Image Added, and click OK to discard all the online references
  • To remove the Search boxes, click the Hide Search Panel button at the top right of screen

Open EndNote and connect to the Library Catalogue from within EndNote

  • In Endnote, go to Tools > Connect
  • Select Library Catalogue (If this is not in the search box, click on Connect... which brings up a full list of all available connection files. Ignore the messages- just click on OK.) This connects directly to the University of Canterbury Library Catalogue.
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  • An EndNote search screen will appear, that will search the Library catalogue for you.
  • After you have entered a search, EndNote opens a temporary library to display the results of the search. You can select all or some of the results and then click on Copy Reference to ... button.
  • Choose which Library you want to put the references in
  • Please note that this search system does not work as well as the usual catalogue search functions.
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