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Using EndNote at the University of Newcastle
Last Updated: May 15, 2012 URL: http://libguides.newcastle.edu.au/endnote Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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What is EndNote?

EndNote  allows you to create and organise your references into your own personal database. You can keep a record of all the journals, books, conference papers and other documents you use during your study or research in one place.

Endnote also allows you to store .pdf and other electronic documents within your personal Endnote Library. You can also create bibliographies and insert references from your EndNote library into a Word document in a reference style that you choose.

EndNote X4 is the currently supported at the University of Newcastle and is available in Windows.  For Macs Endnote X5 is available. For students who choose to use Endnote X5 it is also available for Windows. Please see the University download page to access the Endnote program.

Learn to use Endnote

The library runs training classes for using Endnote.

To register for a class, see our training schedule. You can also try our Online tutorial below.

Please note:
Introduction to Endnote and Importing are not combined classes. In order to attend the Importing from databases class you must have attended an Introduction to Endnote class.

 

Learn to use EndNote - Online Tutorial
 

EndNote X4

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      6 December 2011

      EndNote X5 for Mac Users can now be downloaded from the University of Newcastle Download page.

      Please remember that you should apply all program updates as they become available once you have installed your program. At the present time the Library does not support EndNote X5 and users should refer to the EndNote website for assistance and documentation.



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