NDNEEL2s&9ÿÿÿÿ&AB-AN-AU-BI-DB-/DI-+DP-0EA- Essay by: EA-GE-GN-MV-PB-PT-ST-SU-TI-UC-UR-}DHD DDDby HH DHDDDScale DDDSLSDL L!L"L#L$L%L&L'DDH D H DDSDDp n‚‚‚ ‚ÿ ‚ ‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚ SO- ‚  aMagillOnLit (EBSCO)EBSCOüDOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS After viewing your folder contents, you may choose Export > Direct Export to EndNote, ProCite, or Reference Manager, then click the Save button. This will initiate the direct export process. However, you may also export the data to a tagged text file, then import that file using the appropriate EBSCO filter. To do so: 1. When viewing the contents of your EBSCO folder, select the items you wish to e-mail, then click the 'Export' link. NOTE: Do not choose the 'Save' option, as this will result in data in a format that is not quite suitable for import. 2. In the Export Manager, choose "Generic bibliographic management software" then click the Save button. 4. The data will appear in a new window in a format consisting of two-letter tags. Either choose File > Save As, or copy and paste the data into a text editor and save it there--in either case, you must save the file as "plain text." Do not save as a web page or HTML. 5. Import the file using the appropriate filter.DP- EBSCOhostMagill on Literature