Export fernand0's library

There is provisional support in CiteULike to export libraries to either a BibTeX file, or a RIS file which can be read by EndNote.

If that doesn't mean much to you, BibTeX is a program to help create bibliographies with the LaTeX document preparation system. EndNote is commericial software along the same lines, except it inserts references into Microsoft Word rather than LaTeX.

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What next?

BibTeX

You'll get a full BibTeX file (with extension .bib) from the download. You can use this just like you'd use any other BibTeX file. If that makes no sense, then it's time to read the instructions.

EndNote

There's one extra step for Endnote:

• Export the library for import into Endnote using the link above.
• Open up Endnote, and choose "Import..." from the "File" menu.
• Set the "Import Options" to be "Reference Manager (RIS)"
• "Choose File..." to be the export file your browser saved from CiteULike. The filename will be username.txt, where username is your CiteULike username.

Note: You will almost certainly want to make a dry run using a empty Endnote Library and repeat until you're happy that it's doing what you want it to do. After that, you can let it loose on your real library.