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This Step-by-Step Guide is an introductory tutorial for managing your references with EndNote X1.
EndNote is a database for storing and managing all your references.
EndNote is a tool for creating bibliographies in documents.
EndNote is also an online search tool.
If you are not sure what referencing is, and how to go about it, you may want to look at InfoTrekk, in particular, Trek 9.
Students can download EndNote X1 from the StartUp website under Software.
Staff please refer to the Curtin University of Technology Software Licenses @ Curtin
page for instructions on how to get EndNote loaded on your computer.
EndNote X1 is available for Windows and Macintosh OS X systems. EndNote can be used with Microsoft Word, WordPerfect and other word processing software.
In order to use all the special features of EndNote, detailed specifications and version compatibility information can be found on the EndNote Product Info page.
Step 1 Creating an EndNote library
Step 2 Adding references
Step 3 Inserting citations into a document (WORD 2003 or WORD 2007)
Step 4 Formatting a bibliography (WORD 2003 or WORD 2007)
Step 5 Working with reference types
Step 6 Working with bibliographic styles
Step 7 Importing references from databases (direct export and filters)
Step 8 Importing references from library catalogues (connection files)
Step 9 Managing your EndNote library (sorting, searching and using groups)
Step 10 Using EndNote with Word; Getting help with EndNote
You may prefer to print these steps so that you can refer to a hard copy while you are working online. Each step is printer friendly.
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