If you are a brand new RefWorks user and want to use new RefWorks, follow these instructions below. However, if you are already using legacy RefWorks and thinking of moving, read the instructions in the box below carefully. New RefWorks may not be for you just yet.
Happy to sign up to new RefWorks?
To set up a new RefWorks account go to sign up.
For help using new RefWorks, go to the Proquest RefWorks Libguide or watch their videos on the RefWorks YouTube channel.
Make sure you use your Middlesex email address as this checks you are entitled to use RefWorks. When you leave Middlesex you can switch to a free account by simply changing your email address in your account settings.
To link RefWorks to Word, please follow the instructions in the Integration with Word section on this page.
Additional functionality is being added to New RefWorks to replicate the tools available in legacy RefWorks. This is expected to be completed by the end of 2017.
We expect to be required move customers using legacy RefWorks to new RefWorks in summer 2018. For more detailed information on this change see the Proquest RefWorks Support Center. There are instructions on how to migrate to new Refworks that you can print.
To set up a new RefWorks account go to sign up.
For help using new RefWorks, go to the Proquest RefWorks Libguide.
Make sure you use your Middlesex email address as this checks you are entitled to use RefWorks. When you leave Middlesex you can switch to a free account by simply changing your email address in your account settings.
To link RefWorks to Word, please follow the instructions in the Integration with Word section on this page.
To integrate new RefWorks with Word 2010 or 2013 you need Write N Cite. Follow the links below to find out more and for instructions on how to install on your own computer. NB: You cannot install this on Middlesex University student PCs or Macs, just your own machine.
Full instructions are on the Proquest New RefWorks Libguide .
If you are using Word 2016, you will need to get the new RefWorks Citation Manager from the app store. (You can use Write N Cite, but RCM is the newer and better product.)