RefWorks Community's Blog – July 2013 Archive (3)
Update: Resources for International Users
We have recently added a section labeled Worldwide Resources, which can be found under the Resources tab. This page provides links to helpful resources that are geared towards non-English speaking RefWorks users across the globe. With the generous help of some subscribing institutions, RefWorks was able to develop these resources, which include RefWorks Quick Start Guides, tutorials, troubleshooting…
ContinueAdded by RefWorks Community on July 31, 2013 at 12:00pm — No Comments
New RefWorks Sharing Features
RefWorks recently made improvements to the sharing feature, enhancing the ability for collaboration. Shared folders from other users are now view-able directly in your RefWorks account, just like your own folders that you've created. The shared folders are visible in the Quick Access Bar, and a sharing icon distinguishes the shared folders from all your other folders. Also, when logged in to your RefWorks account, you’ll see an alert at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen whenever…
ContinueAdded by RefWorks Community on July 29, 2013 at 2:41pm — No Comments
Online Collaboration: Indispensable Tools, Data, and Support for Every Phase of Research
ProQuest recently hosted a presentation at the SciTS 2013 conference, the presentation was intended for those who wanted to learn how to accelerate team science through use of one powerful tool that supports collaboration within virtual teams - RefWorks Flow.
Below is a link to the PDF file of the presentation poster.
Added by RefWorks Community on July 8, 2013 at 3:30pm — No Comments
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'Save to RefWorks' not working with Internet Explorer (IE) 1 Reply
"Save to RefWorks' utility doesn't appear to work in IE (Internet Explorer). Has anyone else experienced this issue?Continue
Started by Lucy Walton in RefWorks. Last reply by Jana Machonska Nov 14, 2019.
Removing [doi] from PubMed references
Hello,references imported to RefWorks from PubMed include in the DOI field not only DOI identifier but also [doi] at the end, e.g.: 10.1007/s00726-017-2524-0 [doi].Did anybody find a way how to…Continue
Tags: PubMed, DOI, style, citation
Started by Jana Machonska in RefWorks Nov 13, 2019.
New Refworks - adding page number, APA citation style, Google Docs
Hello!I am using Google Docs for a paper and trying to add the page number for an APA citation. The page number box is greyed out. I don't see a way to activate it. Does anyone have a suggestion?…Continue
Started by KM in RefWorks Aug 27, 2019.
Mac users and Reference Citation Manager
We recently learned that Mac users with Word 2016 need to use Reference Citation Manager for in-text citations and that the only way to get this is through a Microsoft Add-in that has not been…Continue
Tags: Citation, Manager, Reference, 2016, Word
Started by Stephanie Larrison in RefWorks Aug 6, 2019.
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