Launch EndNote and open the reference library you want to import.

If you have such characters in your EndNote references, use the method below to import an XML file exported from EndNote. Note : There is a bug in EndNote that causes Unicode (accented) characters exported via AppleScript to Bookends to be garbled. There are two options for importing from EndNote: Either move the PDFs from where Sente stored them to the Bookends default attachment folder, or in preferences set the default attachment folder location to the folder where they are currently stored.įrom EndNote 7 or later, including all versions beginning with X : Note : If your attached PDFs are not found in Bookends, you must tell Bookends where they are. Note : Collection (group) names will not be exported/imported, just references.

The Sente XML import filter will automatically be selected, click Open.

Use File -> Import References -> From File or Clipboard and select the XML file, or drag and drop the XML file onto the Bookends library window.

File -> Export the references to disk in SenteXML format.

Note : Images stored in Sente notes will not be imported.

If this happens, repeat the import process. Note : If you take too long to select the references in Sente, Bookends will timeout. Note : You can preserve Sente collections by importing them individually to Bookends groups (select the Bookends group to use before each import). If you are finished with Sente, you can delete the original attachments from the Sente (not the Bookends) attachments folder. Note : Sente attachments will be copied to the “Sente Attachments” folder in the default Bookends attachments folder - you can keep them there or place them at the root level of the default attachments folder (or in any other subfolder). Bookends will return to the front and the references and their attachments will be imported.Note that due to limitations in Sente's support for AppleEvents, clicking the Cancel button is the same as clicking Send. You may also see this dialog in Sente:Ĭlicking Send is the same as pressing Command-Y.

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Select the references you want to import (Command-A selects all).If Sente is running, it will come to the front. Use File -> Import References -> From Sente.If you want to import to a specific static group, select it.There are two options for importing from Sente: To preserve these annotations, you must open the PDFs in Sente and export them 'With Sente Annotations'. Note : PDF annotations created in Sente are stored in its database, not the PDF, and are not accessible by other apps. Here are instructions for moving references and PDFs from Sente, EndNote, Papers, Z otero, and Mendeley to Bookends. The key is to export the information from the other application in a format that Bookends can import. You can import references from other reference management applications into Bookends.

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