If you are using an output style that doesn’t designate the URL and access date, they won’t be included.
the output style is where the fields that are included for each of the references types you use, are defined. there is either a toolbar or a ribbon - if it isn’t there, then there are knowlegebase FAQs that we can point you to that help you reinstall/install them. – if you are inserting citations into a word document, it depends on the version of word as to where this style information is located. Then there is a tick box that you can designate that you only want to export the selected records. rtf as it would retain html and other formatting, and the Output Style (Author-Date might be the default. – In X7, the File>export dialog has a “file name” (best to change) “save as type” – plain text (.txt) but you might want to use the. Whether you are exporting or inserting citations into a paper and generating a bibliography, you need to select the appropriate output style. You are attempting to “export” a selection of citations into a file of its own rather working in word with a manuscript you want to insert citations in and create a bibliography? (Why are you exporting as “plain text”?) Let me try to parse your question to see what advice you need. But this makes its learning curve pretty steep in the beginning. Endnote is a complicated program because it is adaptable and has to achieve lots of different things.
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