EndNote can automatically download PDF articles from library subscriptions as well as open access articles online if you configure your settings.
Select the Edit menu, then choose Preferences.

1. Choose the Find Full-Text menu and check all the boxes - DOI, PubMed, etc.
2. Copy the following URL strings into the corresponding boxes:
- OpenURL path: https://libkey.io/libraries/497/openurl
- Authenticate with URL: https://dmu.idm.oclc.org/login?url=
Success! Ready to test it out? Under the References menu, select Find Full Text, then Authenticate. You'll log in using your DMU credentials and you'll know you're authenticated when you see a database list. Then highlight the relevant references and click back on Find Full Text. EndNote will now be able to retrieve PDF documents from library subscriptions or freely available online.
A clip icon will be placed next to a reference if its full text is found and attached.

While this feature works pretty well, there will be times when this automated process does not work. For example:
- When there is no free access and/or the library does not have a subscription to the journal
- When the full text is embedded within an EBSCO database and not independently hosted on a journal website the library has a subscription to.