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Lecture Notes 11-15 on SciFInder and SciFInder-n (UCSB Library)
From Chuck Huber's CHEM 184/284 (Chemical Literature) course guide. Includes tabs on SciFinder-n.
From the References results list where you have selected multiple references...
1. Select the Download icon at the top right of the SciFInder-n results list
2. In the Download ReferenceType popup box, File Type options, select Citation (.ris)
3. In File Name give it a name you'll recognize
4. Click Download
5. EITHER Save the file. Then in Zotero, go to File—>Import and select the file from your downloads
OR If a popup box appears, select Zotero to open the file in your Zotero Library
6. Check and edit the imported information in Zotero as necessary.