This plug-in will allow you to sync your RefWorks database with your document, add in-text citations, and automatically generate a bibliography of the sources you've cited in the text of your document. Use RefWorks' plug-in for Microsoft Word or Google Docs (RECOMMENDED).If you want to cite sources within the text of your document, you can do it in one of two ways: If you imported references that were poorly indexed-and this can happen even with references from well-respected academic databases-there is a chance that you will have incorrect formatting on some of your bibliography items. Note: Look over your bibliography before submitting it to an instructor or publisher. RefWorks will create a bibliography in your chosen citation style that you can copy and paste into a document. To create bibliographies with RefWorks, open the folder with the citations you want to use, then click the " button in your RefWorks toolbar. If you have been using another bibliographic manager or the "Legacy" version of RefWorks, you can transfer your preexisting references into your new RefWorks database.This option is found under the "+" button.
#Refworks plugin for word Offline
Choose this option if you're working with an information source that you found offline (e.g.
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Look for words like Export, Send, or Save in a database's interface RefWorks export options are usually located there. Use the "Export to RefWorks" or "Send" functions in a variety of database platforms like EBSCOhost, and Google Scholar.Once your account is created, you can start sending references to your RefWorks database.