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What is EndNote? Hardware and Software Compatibility Reviews of Bibliographic Software EndNote X1 available for download … Try our EndNote Online Tutorial

What is EndNote?

EndNote allows you to:

• Record and organise personal databases of searchable references to books, journal articles, conference papers and other publications. In the course of your research you may gather citations to books, articles, and other type of publications from a number of sources including colleagues, books and articles, and via your journal database searches. An EndNote Library can be added to and used continuously to produce assignments, theses and manuscripts. Additionally, EndNote Libraries can be networked and accessed by multiple users.
  
  
• Create and automatically format citations and bibliographies for your theses and publications
  EndNote includes over 1,000 bibliographic styles for medicine, biosciences, the humanities, social sciences, and many other disciplines. Endnote allows you to insert citations from an Endnote library into a Word document and then have Endnote format the bibliography for your paper in the style that you choose.

By using EndNote you can make writing academic papers a lot simpler and easier, not only by saving time, but also by ensuring consistency across citations.

For more reasons to use EndNote, check the EndNote User Stories.

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Hardware and Software Compatibility

Version X (What's new in EndNote X?)

Platform	Hardware	Word Processor Compatibility
Windows	Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3), Windows XP (Please note: compatibility with Windows Vista is currently being evaluated) Pentium 450 megahertz or compatible At least 180 MB of free hard disk space.	In order for Cite While You Write (MS Word) to install properly: Microsoft Word XP/2000/2003/2007 WordPerfect users (see details on EndNote website )
Macintosh	OS X Version 10.3.9 or later  PowerPC or Intel Macintosh 64MB RAM 450MHz or higher with 180MB available Minimum 256MB RAM	In order for Cite While You Write to install properly: Microsoft Word X/2004

 

EndNote X

EndNote X is available to current staff and students of the University in the CT Building and the Callaghan Campus Libraries (Auchmuty and Huxley), plus the Central Coast Campus Library at Ourimbah. 

EndNote X can also be downloaded from the University's EndNote Download site, or borrowed from any of the University's libraries.  See the Obtaining EndNote webpage for more details.

EndNote X1

EndNote X1 is now available for download.  It is recommended that you download Version X1 if you are using Windows 2007. Versions X and X1 are compatible with each other.

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Reviews of Bibliographic Software

• Personal Bibliographic Managers: Peter Evans
• Bibliography Formatting Software: An Evaluation Template: Francisco Dell'Orso (Last updated  February 2006)
• Evaluation of Reference Management Software on NT: Maggie Shapland (University of Bristol).

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