RefWorks and Full Text Links
The easiest way to link to full text from a citation you have stored in
RefWorks is to select the 
button next to the
article you want to see. The "Find it a Harvard" button will automatically
appear next to each item in your RefWorks database; no work for you!
When you click on the button,
if Harvard subscribes to a database that contains
the full text of the article you are looking for, links to electronic
versions of the article will be provided. If a print copy if available
in Harvard libraries, you will see a link to the HOLLIS record for
the journal.
If you prefer to have a persistent electronic link embedded in each
record, you can create one using the instructions provided on the Linking
to Harvard Library E-Resources guide. For making direct links to journal
articles, consult the Linking
to: Journals and Articles section.
Find the article in your RefWorks database and select Edit (next
to the button).
Copy and paste the persistent link into the URL or Links field of the
record for the article. Click on Save Reference at the bottom
of the screen. You will be notified that This message has been saved.
Once the link is in the record, return to the reference list. If you click
on View you can see the record with the active link. Note that
a record can have more than one link.
Click on the link and the article will appear.
