So the aim of EndNote is that you put all of that content into EndNote and then it's all stored and saved in one place so it's really easy for you to refine those references when you start to write your various documents. So essentially it just allows you to create your own database of all the references that you found whilst you've been searching so that could be journal articles, it could be books, it could be chapters in a book, it could be a report, it could be a podcast or a blog post, something like that.

So the EndNote software is a really useful bit of software and what it allows you to do is whilst you're doing your research and finding lots of different references EndNote is just a way of managing all those references. My name's Sam Johnson and I'm one of the Academic Support Librarians at the Library. Welcome to this session that will show you how to use the EndNote 20 software.

How to create and organize and EndNote library (EndNote 20) - recording transcript View compatibility and system requirements. See further comparisons between the two versions.īoth versions of EndNote are compatible with Windows and Mac. All staff and students can install the desktop version to their own machines. This version will meet the research needs of most undergraduate and postgraduate taught students.Įndnote Desktop is the full version of the software that offers more functionality and the ability to customise settings. Whilst you are a member of the University of Warwick, you will get an enhanced online account with more referencing styles and storage space.

'EndNote Online' (formerly EndNote Web) is the free online version of this software. Previous Next About EndNoteĮndNote is software which helps you to organise your references and to automatically format citations, reference lists and bibliographies in Word. Click “Edit citation” from the toolbar and remember to use the “Suffix” box, not the Pages box. If you are working in Word and want to add a page number to your citation.

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