Health Library: Referencing Style Guide &amp; Tools: EndNote

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Endnote

EndNote is a software package that will assist you to collect, store, organise and use your references. References can be entered into EndNote manually, or they can be transferred into EndNote from journal databases and library catalogues. References can be inserted from EndNote into Word documents. A bibliography (reference list) of all the inserted references is automatically created in the referencing style of your choice. It is very easy to change between referencing styles, or modify styles to suit specific requirements

Compare the Desktop and online version to determine Which EndNote is right for you ?

EndNote Online (free) for personal laptop and desktop computers

The free online version of EndNote is perfect when you're new to research and writing. When you find yourself in need of more robust capabilities, move up to EndNote Desktop.

EndNote Online allows you to create an EndNote Library online, which can be accessed from anywhere using the Internet.
References can be transferred between your EndNote Online library and a regular "desktop" EndNote library.
You can insert citations into Word documents from your EndNote Online library in the same way as you do from the desktop version.
EndNote Online is not as sophisticated as the desktop EndNote program and is meant to be used as an additional feature, rather than as a replacement.
Click here for a Quick Reference Guide (PDF).

EndNote Desktop (for personal devices)

A full Endnote licence allows you to:

create multiple libraries for storing citations and articles.
use 'cite while you write' to insert references into your work as you write it.
Transfer references between EndNote Online and EndNote Desktop.

Download the software from Endnote or your University Library. If you don't have an affiliation with a university, an Endnote licence can be purchased from https://endnote.com/buy/

EndNote on NTG assets

The Darwin and Alice Springs Libraries have a desktop computer (one in each library) with an Endnote Licence for client use.

The NTG has approved Endnote for installation on NTG assets (latest approved version is 21.0), however, staff will need to pay for a licence through their cost centre to extend the installation past the 30 day trial once the software is downloaded and installed. To request installation request from the IT Service Catalogue > Request Something > Non Microsoft Software - All Agencies, complete and submit the form. Provide the licence key to the IT technician via an additional service request Request Something > Software > Software Licences > Register Software Licence