EndNote Guide

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Glossary

• Citation management guides and tutorials contain many terms that often are confusing. See the Manual pages for a complete listing of terms.  A few terms are included on this page.

• Guided Tour

Chapter 3

• Introduction to EndNote Libraries (Creating a new Library, etc.)

• Importing/Editing References

• Managing References (Creating, editing, sorting, de-duplicating citations, linking to files)

• Tutorials

• Monash University tutorial (http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/tutorials/endnote/ )
  Step-by-step guide. Not extensive as the Guided Tour, but complete with screen shots.
• Managing EndNote libraries (http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/OPTO/enote7.html#Ope)
  Step-by-step guide, with screen shots, that covers all aspects of EndNote’s libraries including how to import citation text files
• A six minute automated audio/animated tutorial from the National Library of Medicine (http://nihlibrary.nih.gov/ResourceTraining/TrainingDescription.htm?ID=27#Tutorial ).   It covers the basics of EndNote.

• Direct exporting references (function provided by information providers)

• Exporting Citations from OVID Databases -- Step by Step Instructions

• Using import filters

• Connection Files & Import Filters Table for Purdue Databases
• List of import filters at endnote.com

• Using connection files

• List of Z39.50 Connection Files at endnote.com

• Converting references into a bibliography

• Word
• WordPerfect
• Rich text format (RTF)
• Standalone (EndNote-created)

• Cite-while-you-write

• Word
• WordPerfect

• Bibliographic Styles

• Connection Files, Creating and Editing
  • How to edit the Purdue Catalog Connection File

• Tutorials

• EndNote animated tutorials from the National Library of Medicine (http://nihlibrary.nih.gov/ResourceTraining/TrainingDescription.htm?ID=27#Tutorial) cover several topics including the Cite-as-you-write feature, inserting images with EndNote and importing/exporting citations. These tutorials are designated for Windows, but the features are the same in EndNote between the two operating systems. Scroll down the alphabetical list to the EndNote section.
• Teach yourself to create your own citation styles with this tutorial from the University of Queensland in Australia: http://www.library.uq.edu.au/faqs/endnote/stylestutorial6/contents.html.
• Working with references and bibliographies is part of the University of North South Wales’ Introduction to EndNote. This tutorial covers EndNote 6 but applies to the recently released EndNote 7 version.

• EndNote Manual

• Troubleshooting

• From www.endnote.com/support/

• ITaP License