The first time you log in to Write-N-Cite, it will automatically “sync” with your RefWorks library.
#Install refworks in word 2010 password#
Click "Flow" and then enter your email address and Flow password and click "Login". Click RefWorks from the Microsoft Word ribbon.ģ. If someone does gain access to a system with your RefWorks library logged in to Write-N-Cite, they will not be able to change anything in your account since Write-N-Cite doesn’t have any features to edit your items.ġ. If you are using Write-N-Cite on a public computer without a personal login, you should log out of Write-N-Cite when you complete your work. Tip: In most cases, there is no need to log out of Write-N-Cite when you are not using it. Note: The first time you launch Write-N-Cite, you must be connected to the internet in order to log in to your RefWorks library and sync it with Write-N-Cite. Write-N-Cite is compatible with Microsoft® Word for Windows 2007, 20 (locally installed versions only) or later and Microsoft Word 20 for Mac.
#Install refworks in word 2010 Offline#
Information on getting started with Write-N-Cite is listed below and the functionality applies to both online and offline usage. Working online or offline is seamless – no need to be connected to the internet – and you can share documents between the Windows and Mac versions of Write-N-Citeseamlessly. The utility installs a RefWorks tab in the MS Word ribbon or you can access it from the References tab in Microsoft Word. With Write-N-Cite, you can cite references in a manuscript with just a click and watch your paper format instantly including in-text citations, footnotes and your bibliography. You can access your references by folder (or sub-folder), by quick search or by all references with the ability to sort by author, title or year. Write-N-Cite is a utility that allows users to run an abbreviated version of RefWorks in Microsoft Word.