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Searching for References
You can search some databases directly from within EndNote. Of the databases you've studied so far, you can search directly in PubMed and Web of Knowledge.
You can select the database you want to search from the list on the left side of the screen.
Because the same people who made EndNote also made Web of Knowledge, you can access that. PubMed is a free database so that is available. Any of the university catalogs are also available (although those will mostly find books).
Commercial databases, although listed, are unavailable from within My EndNote Web because of technical configurations created by the developer of the application.
Once you've selected the database, EndNote creates a search menu.
You can select which field to search on from the pull-down menu next to the search box.
Once you've entered all the terms you want to search, click on the button labeled "Search".
Once you've gotten your results, you can access the records by clicking on the title.
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