EndNote Reference Manager: Organize Research & Format Bibliographies Instantly

Overview:

EndNote is an incredibly useful reference management software that helps make the research and writing process easier. It enables researchers, students and professionals to conveniently collect, organize and cite bibliographic references. EndNote’s automation of citation formatting in thousands of styles saves time, provides accuracy and makes it easier to do the real work of research, which is to create high-quality work. This guide will cover all you need to know.

Why Use EndNote?

In academic and scientific research, managing dozens or even hundreds of sources can be overwhelming. EndNote helps by keeping your entire reference library in one central location. It eliminates time-consuming manual work, meaning there are fewer mistakes, and it is also an excellent tool for facilitating peer collaboration, and staying organized through long-term projects, from your initial literature review through to submitting your final manuscript.

Key Features:

• Consolidated Reference Library: All references, whether scholarly journal articles, books, patents, and websites can be stored in one database platform which can be accessed through keyword searching.
• Citation Formatting Automatically: EndNote can format references instantly in well over 7,000 citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).
• Cite While you Write (CWYW) Plugin: EndNote imports citations and formats a bibliography in real-time as you write in Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
• PDF Annotation: You can read your PDF, highlight a document, and annotate papers all in the EndNote library.
• Online Keyword Search: Search the link to almost all databases, such as PubMed, Web of Science and JSTOR, to use the send to button to import into EndNote thereafter.
• Reference Matching: EndNote can pair your reference list with publishing journals that would be a best fit for your manuscript.
• Collaboration Tools: You can share your entire reference library with up to 100 colleague for group collaboration.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Using EndNote:

• Create a Library: When you open EndNote, you will create a new Library file (ending in .enl). This file is your main database.
• Add References: You can add references by typing in the information, dragging and dropping a PDF, or by using the built-in online search feature to pull information from academic databases.
• Organize Your Library: Groups help you to organize references by project, topic or chapter. You will also be able to assign keywords and tags for easy filtering.
• Cite While You Write: In your manuscript within Microsoft Word, you will search for and insert in-text citations using the EndNote toolbar. The plugin will manage where the in-text citations and bibliography are placed.
• Change Output Style: Simply use the drop-down menu to select your preferred output style (e.g. APA 7th) and all citations and the bibliography will be automatically reformatted.

System Requirements:

• OS: Windows 10 or 11, 2019 or 365
• RAM: 4GB
• Processer: 1.7GHz
• Storage: 200MB

How to Download and Install?

• Click the below button and get WinRAR file.
• Click the installed button and complete the installation processes.
• Now open the program and enjoy.

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