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EndNote 9 Quick Start Guide

Overview

EndNote is a personal citation/bibliography manager program that runs on Macintosh and Windows computers. EndNote helps researchers collect and organize references in a database file referred to as a Library. The program formats citations and creates bibliographies automatically in a word processor.

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Installing EndNote

• Advisories (read first)
• Windows download and installation
• MAC OSX download and installation

Creating an EndNote Library

• Advisories (read first)
• What is an EndNote Library?
• Upgrading/converting old EndNote Libraries
• Creating an Endnote Library
• Creating References manually
• View and manage References

Connecting and Filtering: Loading Citations into an EndNote Library

• How do Connection Files, Filters, Direct Export and text-file Importing work
• Tips and Tricks for connecting and filtering from many of our databases

Creating Citations and Bibliographies in Microsoft Word

• Overview
• Inserting Citations and generating a Bibliography
• Formatting Citations and a Bibliography

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I download a copy of EndNote?
• Where can I find the EndNote manual?
• Where can I get updated connection files and filters?
• Can I use EndNote with wireless in the Brandeis Libraries
• Where can I get training on how to use Endnote
• Who do I contact if I'm having problems?

Last updated: 02/21/06
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