EndNote X3 (an introduction)

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• The advantages of EndNote
  What does EndNote do?

Working with references in EndNote

• Creating a new EndNote "library"
• Adding a reference
  add records to your library
• Changing a record
  edit entries
• Sorting EndNote records
  change display order in your library
• Choosing and previewing a reference style
  select and preview a reference style (Harvard, Chicago, APA, Vancouver, and hundreds more)

Inserting EndNote references into Microsoft Word

• Method 1: Adding an in-text citation (from Word)
  will also update your reference list
• Method 2: Adding an in-text citation (from EndNote)
  insert a citation from EndNote into Word
• Method 3: Adding an in-text citation (from Word, using Search)
  find and enter an in-text citation from within Word
• Adding a footnote citation

Using EndNote references in Word

• Changing styles in Word
  alter bibliographic style and all associated formatting of in-text citations and the reference list
• Adding page numbers to an in-text citation
  add page numbers into the citation, for direct quotes or for easier access to the original text
• Deleting an in-text citation
  remove an in-text citation without scrambling your Word document
• Changing an existing citation to date-only e.g. Smith (2009) states ...
  add only the year into an in-text citation

Also view endnote.com Product Training > Online Tutorials

Information about working with EndNote in the Monash University environment, including filter and connection files, output styles, training and help is here.

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