Once Write-N-Cite is installed, view this video for an overview on it's functions or review the information provided by RefWorks in the " Working With Write-N-Cite" section of their guide.Note, to obtain the Macintosh version of WNC, click on the " How do I tell which version of Word I am running?" link, and then the " Mac" radio button.Click on the " Download and Install" button for the installation that is appropriate for your version of Word ( 32-bit or 64-bit).Click on the " More" icon and select " Tools".
Refworks and word 2007 install#
To install Write-N-Cite, login to your RefWorks account, and do the following:
In the future, when you need the RefWorks Citation Manager, go to the " Insert" tab in Word, click on the pull-down arrow associated with " My Add-ins", and select " RefWorks Citation Manager".īecause the RefWorks Citation Manager behaves like the Google docs add-on, you can review the Google docs add-on information provided in the ProQuest RefWorks guide for more details in using the RefWorks Citation Manager app. sort the citations by dates added, accessed, or published, by author, or by title. Once you have logged in to your RefWorks account, you will have access to your RefWorks library, including the ability to:. If you have set up more than one Project, you'll need to select the Project appropriate for the paper you are writing. 
The RefWorks Citation Manager was designed to work with the new version of RefWorks, but it will also work with the legacy version of RefWorks.
If asked which version of RefWorks to use, select the version you are using. The RefWorks Citation Manager app displays in a side panel to the right of your Word document. Click on the " Add" button located to the right of " RefWorks Citation Manager" option. From the " Office Add-ins" page search for " refworks". From the " Insert" tab, click on the " Get Add-ins" icon. 
When working with a Word 2016 (or more recent) document that will use your RefWorks library, do the following to obtain the RefWorks Citation Manager:
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