EndNote has more than 3,300 citation formats, including thousands of individual journal styles. The steps to create a reference list are:
If you use MS Word, go to Format > Cite While You Write Plug-In, and download the software add-on.
There will be a new tab for EndNote, which will allow you to log into your account, and find, edit, and retrieve citations. It imports your favorite styles, and allows you to convert your citations and bibiliography.
If you don't use MS Word, another option is to use the web service to format the citation portions of your document. Create a document in Rich Text Format (.rtf), with citations indicated by curly brackets. Use the appropriate format as shown below:
Library Reference Containing: | Temporary Citation Layout |
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Single reference from author | {Author's Last Name, Year} |
Multiple references from author with same year | {Author's Last Name, Title}* |
Multiple references within the same citation | {First Author's Last Name, Year; Second Author's Last Name, Year} |
Anonymous reference with unique year | {, Year} |
Anonymous reference with nonunique year | {,Year, Title}* |
Citation groups can be shared with any other user that has an account with EndNote - here at WTAMU, or elsewhere. To share a list for the first time:
Adding or deleting group members, or changing read/write privileges is equally straightforward.
Once a group is established and shared, new citations added to the group will also be visible to anyone with whom the list is shared.
References can also be exported in the common formats to share via email. That option is available under Format > export References