...but putting references into EndNote sucks big time

You know that you can usually download references from a literature database straight into Endnote, rather than typing each one by hand? This is very easy from PubMed but (being a science gal) I've not tried downloading from any social science type databases, perhaps others have?

What I have found helpful is that most social sciences databases (sagepub,taylor and francis,ebsco etc.) when you look up a journal article,have the option "export to citation manager"(not always phrased like this,but usually it will be somewhere on the page).this makes uploading articles to endnote so much easier.

Yeap, that's just what I was talking about, I knew it had to be possible from social sci databases too, thanks for confirming this AnnieG

I am in the same boat sixkitten, catching up with my data entry after not really using endnote for ages. It sucks as a task ( up there with ironing as far as I am concerned)- but its my own fault for not doing it more regularly.
Thanks Ann - I didn't realise I could import references from other databases - just tried & it works. Yey.