EBSCO databases (including Library OneSearch) allow you to export citations directly to EndNote.  When you do the export, EndNote opens in another tab on your browser, you login in, and your citations will be waiting for you.  Note that, if direct download is not working, choose the manual download option from the menu on the left.

Note: By using the checkbox selector below, you can choose as many citations to export as you like. To choose all of them, click on the drop-down arrow beside the top left box (in blue below) and select "Export results (Up to 25,000)".

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1. Click on the title(s) of the search result(s) you want to export to EndNote by using the check box(es) next to each citation.
2. Click on the Cite icon above the search results.
3. Choose Export citation.
3. Choose the "Export to EndNote Web."
4. EndNote Web will open in another browser tab.
5. Sign in.
6. You will see a notification that the download has succeeded. Your citation(s) can be found in the My References tab, unfiled group. You can then move the downloaded citation(s) from the "unfiled" group (folder) to whatever group you choose.

From the images above, you can use a manual option which downloads a citation file that you can then upload manually into EndNote. This will work if the direct export to EndNote Web fails. To do this:

1. Choose the "Export in RIS format" option. This will send a RIS file to your downloads folder

2. Upload the RIS file to EndNote: