EndNote Availability at Emory

NEW!

EndNote X2 for Mac OS/Vista/Windows is now available at Cox Hall and from Emory Software Express. AND an update, X2.0.2 for Windows and X2.0.1 for Mac OS X is now available If you have an earlier version of EndNote, you should make safe copies of any existing libraries, customized connection files, import filters, or output styles, then uninstall the older version of EndNote before installing EndNote X2. THEN update to X2.0.2 (or X2.0.1 for Mac) with this information:

How to update EndNote
1. Update installed EndNote X2 or X2.0.1 using Program Updates. Within EndNote, choose "EndNote Program Updates" from the "Help" menu.

WINDOWS NOTE: While the update/installer is titled X2.0.2, the "About EndNote" description remains "X2.0.1 (Build 3514)" after installation. This version of the update does not require users to uninstall and reinstall the program.

2. Alternatively EndNote X2 users can download the free update.

What's new in the EndNote X2 Update:

• The temporary online search results are back! Now you can choose between having results automatically stored in the library or kept separate for more selectivity. Three new buttons above the Groups panel provide:
  • Integrated Library & Online Search Mode—library groups and online search results are combined on this panel to simplify navigation. Online search results are saved directly into the open library.
  • Local Library Mode—the focus on this panel is groups built from the EndNote library. The Online Search groups are not available. When initiating an online search from the Tools menu, the Groups pane display switches to Online Search Mode.
  • Online Search Mode—only the Online Search groups are available. When downloading references from an online database, the references are stored in a temporary library much like in previous versions of EndNote. Those references you wish to keep can then be copied to a permanent EndNote library.
• EndNote now includes EndNote Web so users can collaborate with colleagues and students easily. Using EndNote and EndNote Web users can:
  • Transfer references between the Web and the desktop using the EndNote Web section in the Groups pane
  • Share EndNote Web groups—simplify collaboration
  • Cite references from both EndNote and EndNote Web in a single paper
  • Use EndNote Web browser plug-ins for Internet Explorer® and now Firefox® 3 to directly export references from data providers
  • Work on both the desktop and Web
  • View online tutorials
• Additional new features include:
  • Improvements to accuracy and speed in Find Full Text
  • More icons and auto-groups to enhanced usability and workflows
  • Improvements to Cite While You Write™ for Word® 2008 for (Mac OS X)
  • Added Cite While You Write support for .enlp package libraries (Mac OS X)
  • Updated Connections, Bibliographic Output Styles, and Import Filters
    

Learn more about EndNote X2

NOTE: EndNote X2 and Vista 64-bit systems
EndNote X2 is experiencing compatibility issues on some Vista 64-bit operating systems. The issue appears to be connected to Cite While You Write in MS Word 2007. Please contact our Technical Support team with details while our research continues.

Please check our EndNote Support page for information about EndNote Workshops.

What is EndNote?
EndNote is a personal citation/bibliography manager program that runs on Macintosh and Windows computers. EndNote helps researchers organize references in a database, which can be used to format citations and create bibliographies automatically in a word processor.

EndNote Features

• Format citations and create bibliographies automatically in Microsoft Word.
• Create an unlimited number of databases of unlimited size.
• Group references: Create custom groups, including Smart Groups that update automatically as references are added to a library, for instant access to subsets of references.
• Find full text articles automatically: EndNote will locate and download full text for you. Select one or more references, a group, or your entire library and have EndNote scan for full text available to you.
• Store PDF and other files with your EndNote library
• EndNote can connect directly to many information resources (including Emory's online library catalog, EUCLID).
• For resources that do not support direct connections, downloaded references can be imported into personal EndNote databases using import filters.

This web site provides support for EndNote users at Emory. See also the EndNote Research Guide. If you have questions about using EndNote, please contact us via email or telephone.