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Tags are used for filtering references on the Tags tab in the Navigation area see Organizing References by Tags. If any tags currently exist for other references, you can select them.

Enter any required tags for this reference.

For a list of supported file types, see Valid Attachment File Formats.

If your reference is a file on your computer, or you have any other associated information in a file, drag and drop the file to the Reference Editor or select Add an attachment to upload the file.

If you select one, RefWorks completes the title and fills the fields with information from the library. If no suitable match is found, you can enter the rest of the metadata manually. RefWorks shows possible matches at the bottom of the Reference Editor. This button is also available after you enter a value in the DOI field, which appears for most reference types (select Add more fields to see this field, if it is available), as well as for the ISSN/ ISBN field. You can optionally select the button in the Title field to have RefWorks match the title with an item in the library.

Enter a title or as much of the title as you can.The fields Attachment, Tags, and Title are always available. The remaining fields on the sidebar change depending on the type you select. To add a reference directly to a folder, select the folder in the Navigation area and then select Add > Create New Reference. To open your library's catalog from within RefWorks, select Add > Create New Reference and in the Reference Details, select Find full-text using link resolver (your institution may have renamed this link). When you find an item in your library's catalog that you want to add to RefWorks, select Send to > RefWorks on the item page, or download the reference and upload it to RefWorks.

When configured by your institution, you can search for references in your local library catalog.See Working with Shared Folders of References, below. You can add references from folders that are shared with you by other users.From within RefWorks, you can search an external database for references.Add references to RefWorks directly from websites using direct export (when supported) or using the Save to RefWorks bookmarklet.

If you have references in files (PDFs, Word Documents, videos, and so forth), you can upload them to RefWorks (see Uploading Files as References).

To search for references to add to RefWorks use any of the following workflows: