UTS: What is EndNote is a piece of software that will do two things: store EndNote and manage the citations you find while doing your research; and then add these citations into the text of a Word document, which will automatically create a styled bibliography at the end of your document. Creating an * EndNote automatically opens your library when you start EndNote the program. If you don’t have a library, create one using library File>New. One library is usually enough. * Saving to a portable drive or USB is advised if you need to work from multiple computers. * Save a back-up (File>Compressed Library) regularly. Adding * To create a reference, choose References>New Reference references in EndNote into EndNote * Then use the drop down menu to select your reference manually type web page, book, journal article etc – * Some general on authors: Place authors names on separate lines Put a at the end of an institutional author * UTS library website has a Importing a * To enable the import option in Google Scholar go to reference Settings-> Bibliography Manager and choose EndNote from from Google the drop down menu. Scholar * There should now be an to EndNote’ link beneath ‘import every reference when you search Clicking on that link will send a file with an .enw file extension to your downloads folder. Eg: scholar.enw * From the downloads folder you can on the scholar.enw file and then choose open with>and select EndNote X8 but! * a more efficient method is to train your Mac to always open .enw files by following these steps: - Go to Finder - Find your .enw file in the downloads folder - Control-right click on the file - Choose info’ a pop up panel will open ‘get –
UTS: What is EndNote EndNote is a piece of software that will do two things: store and manage the citations you find while doing your research; and then add these citations into the text of a Word document, which will automatically create a styled bibliography at the end of your document. Creating an EndNote library * EndNote automatically opens your library when you start the program. If you don’t have a library, create one using File>New. One library is usually enough. * Saving to a portable drive or USB is advised if you need to work from multiple computers. * Save a back-up (File>Compressed Library) regularly. Adding references into EndNote manually * To create a reference, choose References>New Reference in EndNote * Then use the drop down menu to select your reference type – web page, book, journal article etc * Some general on authors: Place authors names on separate lines Put a at the end of an institutional author * UTS library website has a Importing a reference from Google Scholar * To enable the import option in Google Scholar go to Settings-> Bibliography Manager and choose EndNote from the drop down menu. * There should now be an ‘import to EndNote’ link beneath every reference when you search Clicking on that link will send a file with an .enw file extension to your downloads folder. Eg: scholar.enw * From the downloads folder you can on the scholar.enw file and then choose open with>and select EndNote X8 but! * a more efficient method is to train your Mac to always open .enw files by following these steps: - Go to Finder - Find your .enw file in the downloads folder - Control-right click on the file - Choose ‘get info’ – a pop up panel will open