Sometimes the normal direct download from EBSCO databases (see link in the left column) isn't working. This is an alternative way to export citations to EndNote.

1. Click on a title you want to export to EndNote or put it in a temporary folder.
2. Find the "Export" link to the right.
3. Choose "Direct export in RIS format."
4. Click "Save."
5. Log into EndNote Web, click on "Collect" and then on "Import References."
6. In the "Import References" box click on "File:Browse," and locate your RIS file in your downloads folder. Select it.
7. For "Import Option," choose Refman RIS. If it is not in the list, click on "Select Favorites," and add Refman RIS to your list.
8. Choose the group (folder) where you want to put your reference(s).
9. Click "Import." The notification you see will have a link to the group (folder) you chose, where you can see the reference(s) you uploaded.

You can export several results at a time using the "email a link to download exported results" feature. The following video produced by the University of Calgary outlines this process.

Once you have exported your results via email, you can follow steps 5 to 9 in the graphics above. This video from the University of Akron Libraries demonstrates the process.