You will have to download Write-n-Cite 2.5 for Mac. Are you using Write-n-Cite 2 for Mac with Word for Mac 2008? Write-n-Cite 2 is not compatible with Word for Mac 2008.

Save and close your Word document, close Write-n-Cite, open your RefWorks account, use the RefWorks 'Tools' menu to select 'Write-n-Cite', and download and install 'Write-n-Cite III.' You will be asked whether you want to uninstall the preiously installed version of Write-n-Cite, say 'yes.'ĥ. Write-n-Cite 2 is not compatible with Windows Vista, Windows 7, Word 2007 or Word 2010. Are you using Write-n-Cite 2 for Windows (no 'Tools' menu) with Windows Vista, Windows 7, Word 2007 or Word 2010. Sometimes it's necessary to restart the computer.Ĥ. If, rather than the name of your document, you see the name of a different document at the top of the Write-n-Cite screen you will probably need to close Write-n-Cite, save and close all Word documents and then reopen Word and Write-n-Cite.

Sometimes it's necessary to restart the computer.ģ. Does this produce the appropriate code in your document? If not, you may need to close Write-n-Cite, save and close all Word documents and then reopen Word and Write-n-Cite.

Does the name of your document now appear at the top of the Write-n-Cite window? If so, try clicking the 'cite' link again. Do you see the name of your document at the top of the Write-n-Cite window? If, rather than the name of your document, you see a 'Load document' link click that 'Load Document' link.

Are you trying to insert code in a 'read-only' document such as an opened (but not saved) e-mail attachment? If so, save the document to your computer, open the saved copy and try using Write-n-Cite to insert code into the saved document.Ģ. If clicking the 'cite' link next to one of your references in Write-n-Cite does not produce code in your Word document, consider the following possibilities:ġ.

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