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RefWorks FAQ Page

This list provides answers to commonly asked questions about RefWorks.

RefWorks FAQ page from Marquette University

This list of questions contains answers to issues regarding RefWorks at Marquette University.

RefWorks Tutorials

These extremely short tutorials will show you what RefWorks is and what it can do! Covers how to set up your account, how to create your own database of citations, how to directly export records from library databases into your RefWorks database, how to organize your citations in RefWorks, how to create bibliographies in a number of citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style, etc.) 

Each short tutorial can be watched independently so if you need a refresher on how to use Write-N-Cite for instance, you can click on that individual tutorial.

Help Guide

This comprehensive guide contains more in-depth information on using RefWorks: how to export records from a number of databases, how to organize your folders, how to download, install and use RefWorks' Write- N-Cite feature (Write-N-Cite will allow you to easily cite your sources in the correct style format as you type your research paper as well as create a list of cited sources for your paper) , how to create bibliographies using a variety of citation (APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style, etc.) and journal styles, etc.

Quick Start Guide

This six-page guide will give you an overview of the basics of RefWorks. It is a PDF file that you can easily print out or view online