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EndNote   Tags: bibliographic software, endnote  

This software package for managing references (citations) is available free to Monash University students and staff. This guide has information about working with EndNote in the Monash University environment.
Last Updated: May 15, 2012 URL: http://guides.lib.monash.edu/endnote Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

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About

EndNote X5 software

EndNote is a database tool that:
  • stores bibliographic details of the material that you have read for your assignments and theses
  • imports details of material that you have found, in the library catalogue and other databases and catalogues
  • automatically creates citations, references and bibliographies for your assignments in your required style
  • support and/or integrates with common word processor and file formats eg RTF, HTML, etc

EndNote X5

More detail about the product is available on the endnote.com site. This version is available for download from the Obtain EndNote tab.

Note: check EndNote and Microsoft Word compatability as your operating system and Word version need to be appropriately matched.

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR NON-MONASH USERS: EndNote is commercial software. Monash University cannot make copies available to you. The manufacturers of EndNote are Thomson ResearchSoft and the Australian distributors are Crandon Services Pty Ltd.

 

Help

On your computer (Windows): Start > All Programs > EndNote > Getting started guide (PDF 96pp)

endnote.com

Adept Scientific

EndNote Web can also be used to share libraries

 

Managing citations and references

It is important that you understand how citations and references are used in academic writings. The library has produced an online guide to citing and referencing which includes examples of different types of references and styles.

 

Training

- Attend a class presented by library staff

- endnote.com Product Training, online tutorials, webinars, downloads

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