If you are using Microsoft Word, or other word processing software, to write your documents, RefWorks offers a choice of add-ins that you can use to link Word to your RefWorks account. These add-ins allow you to:
RefWorks Citation Manager (RCM) is the add-in we recommend you use, but for some of you the older add-in Write-N-Cite might be best. Please see below for a breakdown of each option and for more information on which one is best suited to you.
If you have started your assignment in Write-N-Cite, you need to continue to use it. Make the switch to RCM when you start a new project.
You can upgrade documents created with Legacy RefWorks to work with (new) RefWorks. Always make sure to save a copy of your work before you upgrade a document. When you open a document created with Legacy RefWorks and you sign in to Write-N-Cite or RefWorks Citation Manager, you will be asked whether you want to upgrade the document to use (new) RefWorks. You can find detailed instructions here.
If you aren't sure which version to use, please contact us: liaison@sgul.ac.uk
Use WnC if:
You are using older versions of Microsoft Word that are not compatible with RCM:
Microsoft Word for Windows 2010 or 2013
Microsoft Word for Mac 2008 or 2011
Please download WnC from RefWorks (in the tools section).
Users of Microsoft Word 2016 for Windows or Mac, use RCM.
Click here for installation instructions and guidance for using Write N Cite
Use RCM if:
You are using Microsoft Word 2016 or above either for Windows or Mac.
Please download RCM from the Microsoft app store.
Click here for installation instructions and guidance for using RefWorks Citation Manager
There's also an add-in available for Google Docs.
Click here for installation instructions and guidance on using Refworks for Google Docs