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EndNote extras: Introduction

EndNote extras

Introduction

This guide outlines additional functionality available in the EndNote program and is designed to support Masters/PhD students and staff working on in-depth projects. If you are new to EndNote please complete the EndNote essentials module for an introduction to setting up and using EndNote.

 

 

What you will learn

  • Finding and editing styles, including downloading additional journal styles
  • Working with PDFs, including creating references from PDFs and automatic importing
  • Managing your library, including finding reference updates, creating smart groups, merging multiple libraries and changing capitalisation
  • Working with long documents, including converting to unformatted citations, creating chapter and standalone bibliographies, and merging chapters from different documents
  • Microsoft Word, including exporting a traveling library, working with track changes and converting to plain text for submission
  • Microsoft PowerPoint (Windows only), including inserting in-text citations and creating a reference list
  • Syncing with EndNote Online, including creating an account, setting up sync preferences, syncing your library, and troubleshooting sync issues

 

 


Note on EndNote 20

EndNote 20 was released at the end of 2020. However, to allow time to thoroughly test the new version of the software, EndNote 20 will not be available for Curtin staff and students to download until mid-2021.
 

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