My Subject: Researchers: RefWorks

RefWorks for Searchers and Researchers

RefWorks support - chat
RefWorks offers chat support during their working day via this link.

To integrate RefWorks with Word use RefWorks Citation Manager.

Windows 10 PC with Word 2016 or Word 365 or newer

Macs running the operating system 10.6+ with Word 2016 or newer

Google Docs add in instructions Writing Your Paper with the RefWorks Add-on for Google Docs.

Only RefWorks is supported by Middlesex University, so if you haven't decided what to use, please look at RefWorks first. Alternatives are:

Endnote web via Web of Science Endnote is a well known alternative to RefWorks used at other universities. If you wish to have access you can use a free cut down version via Web of Science which is available via our Databases list at this link.
Mendeley Free reference manager and academic social network. Make your own fully-searchable library in seconds, cite as you write, and read and annotate your PDFs on any device.
Zotero Free Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources. An online workshop on Zotero is available at: http://sites.google.com/site/zoteroworkshopsite/Home
Oxford University: Comparison of referencing software Oxford University have compiled this table of all the different reference management systems available, showing the key features and pluses and minuses of each system. If you are thinking about buying your own copy you will find this useful .

To add p or pp to citations do this:

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To set up a RefWorks account go to sign up.

Use your full Middlesex email address.
When you leave Middlesex you can switch to a limited free account. Change your email address in your account settings.

For help using RefWorks, see the videos on the RefWorks YouTube channel.

To link RefWorks to Word, please follow the instructions in the Integration with Word section on this page.

A guide on how to use RefWorks can be downloaded below:

Instructions for using BibTex to convert references into RefWorks Step by step instructions for converting a reference list in to RefWorks.

If you have written a document in separate sections, you can easily combine them into one document as follows:

Make sure all your in-text citations have been created using RefWorks Citation Manager.
Copy the sections in to one of the existing documents, e.g. add sections 2 and 3 to section 1.
In Refworks Citation Manager, click the menu button and run Update Document (as below).
All the citations will be checked and the corrected reference list produced at the end of the combined doc.
Save this with a new title so you have the original as a back up.