Q. Can I import references from EndNote to my Reading List?

In EndNote, to import references:

1. Highlight the record(s) you want to export
2. Click File and then select Export
3. File name: enter a file name (must be a .txt file)
4. Save as type: Text File (*txt)
5. Output style: Select RefMan (RIS) Export
6. Click Save

In Reading Lists @ Liverpool:

1. Select My Bookmarks
2. Select Add bookmark
3. Select Import citations
4. Find the file and select Import 
   (You can import the file to your 'basket' or add the references to a new reading list.)

If the import is successful, you will receive the following message:

"RIS file has been successfully submitted. Importing resources takes a little time ..."

You have the option to create a new list to import the citations into. If you import the bookmarks without adding to a new list they will be stored in My Bookmarks: you can then add them to existing lists. 

A new list will be under My Lists in Reading Lists @ Liverpool. You can edit the list to create sections and add importances and notes. 

There is a limit of 300 items in each file. If you need more, split the references into multiple files. 

Data imported via RIS may be overwritten by data from Library Search.