Importing an EndNote Tagged File

In addition to RIS and BibTeX formats, many Web-based resources offer bibliographic information export in EndNote Tagged (ENW) format.

Citavi can import and export bibliographic information in EndNote Tagged format. A typical EndNote Tagged entry looks like this:

%0 Edited Book

%@ 978-3-8309-1689-5

%E Handke, Jürgen

%E Franke, Peter

%T The virtual linguistics campus

%D 2006

%C Münster

%I Waxmann

%J Strategies and concepts for successful e-learning

%P 324 S.

%K E-Learning

The field content follows a tag consisting of a percent sign and a field code.

Importing an EndNote Tagged File

•Many web-based databases support direct export to Citavi. See Searching Web-Based Databases and Importing Search Results for more information.

•If you have an EndNote tagged file (with the .enw file name extension) on your computer already, double-click it to start the import or drag it into the navigation pane in the Reference Editor.

Reference Type Mapping

The reference types supported in EndNote Tagged format cover only a subset of the ones available in Citavi. This overview shows the mapping of reference types when importing from EndNote Tagged files:

EndNote Tagged reference type	Citavi reference type
%0 Ancient Text	Archive Material
%0 Artwork	Unknown
%0 Audiovisual Material	Audio or Video Document
%0 Bill	Unknown
%0 Book	Book
%0 Book Section	Contribution in an Edited Book
%0 Case	Unknown
%0 Chart or Table	Unknown
%0 Classical Work	Collected Work
%0 Computer Program	Software
%0 Conference Paper	Contribution in Conference Proceedings
%0 Conference Proceedings	Conference Proceedings
%0 Dictionary	Edited Book
%0 Edited Book	Edited Book
%0 Electronic Article	Journal Article
%0 Electronic Book	Book
%0 Electronic Source	Internet Document
%0 Encyclopedia	Edited Book
%0 Equation	Unknown
%0 Figure	Unknown
%0 Film or Broadcast	Movie
%0 Generic	Unknown
%0 Government Document	Unpublished Work
%0 Grant	Unknown
%0 Hearing	Unknown
%0 Journal Article	Journal Article
%0 Legal Rule or Regulation	Statute or Regulation
%0 Magazine Article	Journal Article
%0 Manuscript	Manuscript
%0 Map	Map
%0 Newspaper Article	Newspaper Article
%0 Online Database	Unknown
%0 Online Multimedia	Unknown
%0 Patent	Patent
%0 Personal Communication	Personal Communication
%0 Report	Unpublished Work
%0 Statute	Statute or Regulation
%0 Thesis	Thesis
%0 Unpublished Work	Unpublished Work
%0 Web Page	Internet Document
%0 Unused 1	Unknown
%0 Unused 2	Unknown
%0 Unused 3	Unknown

Field Mapping

When you import an EndNote Tagged file, Citavi uses various field mappings depending on the reference type. An EndNote Tagged file supports the following fields:

Field Code	EndNote Field Name
%A	Author
%B	Secondary Title (of a Book or Conference Name)
%C	Place Published
%D	Year
%E	Editor /Secondary Author
%F	Label
%G	Language
%H	Translated Author
%I	Publisher
%J	Secondary Title (Journal Name)
%K	Keywords
%L	Call Number
%M	Accession Number
%N	Number (Issue)
%P	Pages
%Q	Translated Title
%R	Electronic Resource Number
%S	Tertiary Title
%T	Title
%U	URL
%V	Volume
%W	Database Provider
%X	Abstract
%Y	Tertiary Author
%Z	Notes
%0	Reference Type
%1	Custom 1
%2	Custom 2
%3	Custom 3
%4	Custom 4
%6	Number of Volumes
%7	Edition
%8	Date
%9	Type of Work
%?	Subsidiary Author
%@	ISBN/ISSN
%!	Short Title
%#	Custom 5
%$	Custom 6
%]	Custom 7
%&	Section
%(	Original Publication
%)	Reprint Edition
%*	Reviewed Item
%+	Author Address
%^	Caption
%>	Link to PDF
%<	Research Notes
%[	Access Date
%=	Last Modified Date
%~	Name of Database

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