EndNote
EndNote is a software program that stores and organizes citations, and enables you to import citations directly into a Word document.
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EndNote X is the latest version of the EndNote program for your desktop. You can purchase the EndNote program through USU for $104.
Help Guides: Using EndNote: a series of short tutorials (from Thomson Co.)
Using EndNote: a tutorial (from the University of Newcastle)
Using EndNote (from the University of Tennessee)
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EndNote Web is a free, web-based version of EndNote.
Using EndNote Web: a series of short tutorials (from Thomson Co.)
EndNote vs. EndNote Web
Differences between EndNote and EndNote Web (from Thomson Co.)
Help Guide: Transferring Citations Between EndNote and EndNote Web
Questions? Please contact your subject librarian or contact Wendy Holliday or Britt Fagerheim.
Issues with EndNote
- Changing Abbreviations to Full Titles
Some databases and collections of e-journals, such as HiWire Press, list journal titles as abbreviations. The following instructions explain how to change the journal title globally for all abbreviations in an EndNote library for a specific journal.
Tips for EndNote
- Accessing USU Full-Text Status for Your Citations in EndNote Set up EndNote X so that you can automatically open a web page providing access to an electronic copy of the article, if it is available.
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