Thank you for your help. Often I search for references within Endnote, but I am unable to download the full text, which means I have to obtain the full text from a website database. Up till now, I’ve been downloading the PDFs from the website onto my Windows desktop and then dragging the PDF from my desktop into the relevant citation in Endnote. Instead of downloading the PDF to my computer, is there a way to download the PDF directly into the relevant citation in my Endnote library from the website?
Thank you for following up Leanne.
Actually, my question doesn’t relate to the first part of what I said. Many times I’m able to download the full text. However, in some instances (especially when an article has not been officially published, but is shown early on the website) I am unable to download the citation automatically into Endnote by searching for the publication within Endnote (I don’t think there is anything that can be done about this). When this is the case, I go to the website and download/export the citation to Endnote. My question is whether there is any way to download/export the full text directly into Endnote as well as the citation. It seems strange to me that when I download/export the citation into Endnote, the full text isn’t downloaded/exported as well.
Ok, I’ll report the journal to Endnote. Thanks again.