You can use the Find Full Text command to locate the full articles of your references. You can search for up to 250 references at one time.

For best results with the Find Full Text feature, we recommend the use of the UQ VPN if you’re not on a computer connected to the University through a LAN (wired connection) or WiFi (EduRoam).

Find Full Text cannot be used in the Online Mode.

Set EndNote Find Full Text Preferences

  1. On Windows, go to Edit.
    On Mac, go to the application menu.
  2. Click on Preferences, and select Find Full Text
  3. Check all the checkboxes
    Tip: If you are not working in the biomedical area, you can leave the PubMed LinkOut option unchecked to speed up the search process.
  4. In the OpenURL Path box, paste in: https://uq.alma.exlibrisgroup.com/view/uresolver/61UQ_INST/openurl?
  5. In the Authenticate with URL box, paste in: https://ezproxy.library.uq.edu.au/login?url=https://ezproxy.library.uq.edu.au/ip
  6. Click on Apply
  7. Click the OK

Setting for Find Full Text in EndNote

Using the Find Full Text command

  1. Click on the references you wish to find the full text article.
    Tip: To select multiple references, click on the first one then, holding down the Control key, select your other references.
  2. Click on References > Find Full Text > Find Full Text or click on the Find Full Text icon in the toolbar.
    • Note: Using Authenticate first and logging in with your UQ username and password may increase success

  1. References appear in groups under a Find Full Text group set. It will say Searching if it is working correctly.
  2. EndNote will now attempt to find the full text of your selected references.

Viewing full text results

Once EndNote has finished searching, the results will be displayed in the Find Full Text group.

It will display how many were successful and how many weren’t located. You can then view the references in each of these groups.

It will also display any URLs (web addresses) it has found. Note: These may not go through the Library website. Double check access by using the Library Search.

For those that were successful, a paper clip icon will appear in the File Attachments column in the Library window.

When you highlight a reference:

  • a button of the pdf will appear in the Summary view. 
  • a button will be displayed in the File Attachment field in the Edit view.

     

You can also access a pdf through the PDF tab (Windows) or clicking on the pdf attachment button (Windows or Mac).
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