EndNote filters
Information about filters
A filter is a piece of software that translates records downloaded from an online database into a format that EndNote can understand. The filter tells EndNote exactly how to interpret a downloaded record by mapping each field in the record to the appropriate field in an EndNote entry (such as Author, Title, Keywords). Each database platform has its own way to organise data, so there is a different filter for each platform. EndNote X4 comes with more than 250 filters.
Some filters for UNE-subscribed databases are not in EndNote and can be downloaded from below. All other filters (for Amazon or AbeBooks for example) can be found on the EndNote site.
While you can directly import references from some Australian databases in Informit, others require a filter for a smooth download. Australian filters are available from the University of Queensland's page on EndNote filters.
Assistance with how to use each filter can be found in two places:
- on the Library's downloading from databases page
- from the EndNote Filter Manager. To learn more about any individual filter, open EndNote and then click Edit > Import filters > Open Filter Manager. Select the name of a filter and details about its use will appear at the bottom of the screen.
Note: Filters must be inserted into the correct folder, typically C:\Program files\EndNoteX4\Filters. If the filter is not in the correct folder, you will not be able to access the filter from the Import Manager when using EndNote.
Note: Macintosh users should note the procedure for downloading a filter is to right-click (or CTRL-click) on the filter icon, then choose download linked file or save linked file from the menu which appears. Then save the filter to the Filters folder inside the EndNote folder.
Downloadable filters
| Index | Date | Link |
| ACLS Humanities eBook | 5/10 |
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| AustLit | 12/09 |
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| CINAHL (EBSCO) | 12/09 |
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| SPORTDiscus (EBSCO) | 12/09 |
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