Make sure your document has been formatted in the new Write-N-Cite III format.

The following steps will work if your in -text citations were originally created in the previous version of Write-N-Cite:

In Write-N-Cite III, go the Tools menu.
Click on Convert to Write-N-Cite III Document. Your document will be converted to the proper format.
Click on the Create menu then the Create Bibliography. Your bibliography should now be processed with no errors.

If you would like further information or assistance, please contact the Hahnemann Library reference desk at 215-762-7184.

This Write-N-Cite for Mac version 2.5 works with Microsoft Word 2008 for Mac and the Leopard operating system and has the same features as the current Write-N-Cite for Mac. Download the new version from within your RefWorks account by selecting Tools then Write-N-Cite.

This optional plug-in provides users with single document formatting (and unformatting) as well as the ability to write and format a paper completely offline!

To download the new Write-N-Cite III for Windows from within RefWorks, select Tools, then Write-N-Cite. For details on using Write-N-Cite III for Windows online, see the RefWorks Basics tutorial section Using Write-N-Cite III for Windows or see the online help section Working with Write-N-Cite III for Windows. For details on working offline, see the online help section Writing Your Paper Offline and the Advanced Features Tutorial on Working Offline.

Write-N-Cite III will be put on the computers in the Hahnemann Library.

Save all your info in one place! RefWorks users can now attach documents like PDFs, pictures and Microsoft Office documents to RefWorks citations. It’s easy to do. Take a look at the RefWorks Attachment Feature Fact Sheet to learn how.

From RefWorks.com

Write-N-Cite III: The new beta version of Write-N-Cite allows users to write and format a paper completely offline. You will be able to insert temporary citation placeholders, view your references, and more.

Improved APA Bibliography Formatting: RefWorks is the first bibiographic management vendor that will automatically detect whether a reference has a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or other electronic information and print the appropriate information in your bibliography when an APA output style is selected – meeting the new APA guidelines. Click here to learn how this works.

Deleted References Folder: References that you delete from your account will be automatically stored in a Deleted References folder for 30 days. This folder is accessible by selecting Folders, View, Deleted References from the toolbar. References can be restored to their original location in your database from within this folder. File attachments, RefShare comments and folder designation all remain until the reference is permanently deleted.

Improved RefGrab-It Results For PubMed and Amazon: RefGrab-It will now retrieve all the related articles for a record when looking at the detailed record view in PubMed. When used with Amazon, related books will also be included. This provides users with even more supplemental information to import directly into their RefWorks database.

RefShare, RefWorks’ citation-sharing feature is now available through the DU Libraries subscription. RefWorks users can share their folders or their entire RefWorks database with both RefWorks and non RefWorks users. RefShare can be used for group projects or as a way to post readings for a class. Please see the RefShare Fact Sheet for more information.

RefWorks has released its latest features. There is a new Mac Write-N-Cite which has a Citation Editor. RefWorks has also been updated with a customizable output style list, a new export option for tagged format in XML, and updated tutorials. Please see the RefWorks August 2007 release page for further details.

Patrons who use Write-N-Cite, must use the RefWorks group code, RWDrexelU, if they access Write-N-Cite from off campus. When patrons click on Write-N-Cite in Word, they will be asked to login with their RefWorks login and the group code.

RefWorks is offering free webinars: a fundamentals session and an advanced features session. These seventy-five minute webinars will be held in late July and throughout August. To register for a session, click on the Enroll Now link for the day you want to attend.

The libraries are offering a trial to RefShare, an add-on feature in RefWorks which allows RefWorks users to share their folders or entire database. RefShare can be used for collaborative research or for a group project. For more information, please see the
RefShare Fact Sheet . Please contact Lenore Hardy with your comments.