You can use EndNote with Word to insert formatted in-text citations in your document, using the referencing style of your choice, and automatically create a bibliography at the end of your document.
This is called Cite While You Write (CWYW).
Things to note:
Watch the following video clips about inserting citations from EndNote to Word
If you choose to edit a citation that you have inserted into your Word document, you MUST use the Edit and Manage Citations menu on the EndNote 21 toolbar in Word.
Changes that you can make include:
Watch the following video clip about editing EndNote citations in Word
EndNote will automatically create your bibliography in your chosen referencing style at the end of your document, and you can then choose to change the layout or style of your bibliography using the Format Bibliography menu on the EndNote toolbar in Word.
You may choose to add a title, change the font style and size or the line spacing for your bibliography.
Watch the following video clip about changing referencing styles and formatting the bibliography in Word
There may be times when you simply want to produce a standalone list of references from your EndNote library (i.e. without the in-text citations).
If you need to copy just a few references, the easiest process is:
Watch the following video clip on creating a standalone bibliography in Word