New RefWorks plug-in for UMCG-PCs
Starting today, the RefWorks plug-in for Word is configured differently on the UMCG network. The reason for this change is that the plug-in caused a lot of problems on UMCG PCs.
What's different?
- On a UMCG workstation, you will have to install the application via:
Start button > All Programs > UMC Groningen Applications > Proquest RefWorks install.
You also have to login again in the Refworks plug-in in Word.
- If you work at home or on a laptop via the WOM (toegang.umcg.nl), you have to install the Refworks plug-in each time you open Word, via:
Start button > All Programs > UMC Groningen Applications > Proquest RefWorks install.
You have to do this each time you use the WOM (it only takes a few seconds). We understand this is annoying, but at least the plug-in is now working right.
Comprehensive testing of the Refworks plug-in shows that the new plug-in works consistently and properly, without the annoying problems we have had before.
Questions?
In case you still have questions regarding the plugin's usage, please take a look at our RefWorks LibGuide and feel free to contact us via email refman umcg.nl or call 3616194 / 3616185.
| Last modified: | 02 March 2018 11.01 a.m. |
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