RefWorks Citation Manager (RCM) is an add-in for Microsoft Word or Google Docs that enables you to run a simplified version of RefWorks inside the application. View the video for a quick overview and get started.
RCM is available through the Microsoft Office Store or Google Store and can be installed directly from Microsoft Word. By default, Office automatically updates RCM whenever a new version becomes available.
To find the right add-in for your operating system and writing tool, see Finding the Right Writing Tool Add-ons.
| Word app | RCM |
| Google Docs | RefWorks for Google Docs |
Check out the RefWorks User Manual for more information.
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