EndNote

EndNote is software that enables you to store and manage references, and use these to format citations and bibliographies in documents, in many different styles.

The University of Canterbury Library helps and supports students with the use of EndNote by offering both courses and individual help. For help, contact your Information Librarian.

Endnote X2 is the supported version for all users in 2009. However, if you need them, the Endnote 9 help pages are still available. For 2010, Endnote X3 will be the supported version. New features are explained on the Endnote site..

Do you need to install Endnote on your own computer? If so, you can download the necessary files here.

There is also a cut-down web based version available for use if that better suits your needs.

• Installing on campus
• Installing EndnoteX3 on campus
• Installing EndNote at home or on a laptop
• Networked laptops

• Filters, styles and connection files
• EndNote for Mac users
• EndNote problems

• Creating an EndNote library
• Typing in references
• Downloading records from the Library Catalogue
• Downloading records from databases

• Choosing an output style
• Formatting your bibliography in Word
• Editing in text citations
• Adding page numbers
• Using footnotes

• Using groups to organize your library
• Managing your references
• Problems with author names
• How to use special characters
• Printing a copy of your EndNote library
• Linking to or inserting images or PDFs

• Compressing an EndNote library with attached files
• EndNote with long documents
• Using more than one library per document
• Adding journal abbreviations (via University of Queensland)
• Removing field codes
• Endnote and PBRF
• Finding Full Text with EndNote X2