Workshop: EndNote Basics for Support Staff

What:  In this class, we’ll focus on the skills needed most for support staff managing EndNote libraries.  We’ll begin by discussing citation management programs, how they’re used, & the library resources that you’ll be using in your work.  We’ll then move on to entering references manually, finding and importing known references from online databases such as PubMed, …

Workshop! EndNote Basics for Researchers

What: If you’re involved in research and publishing, using EndNote can make your life much easier.  In this introductory class, we’ll cover the basics of creating and managing your own bibliographic database, including importing search results from online resources, such as PubMed, and Medline (OVID), and generating formatted bibliographies. In addition, you’ll learn to use EndNote’s …

Workshop: EndNote Basics for Support Staff

What:  In this class, we’ll focus on the skills needed most for support staff managing EndNote libraries.  We’ll begin by discussing citation management programs, how they’re used, & the library resources that you’ll be using in your work.  We’ll then move on to entering references manually, finding and importing known references from online databases such as PubMed, …

What’s Mendeley? And Why You’re Going to Love It.

I won't spend a ton of time here going into the (many) reasons why Mendeley is so phenomenal, because I"m pretty sure that just 1 fact will be enough to convince you: drag & drop. Let's say you have a PDF of that perfect article (or 10) for the paper you're writing: With Mendeley, all you …

EndNote Questions Answered – Importing references using the Save/Export link on the MGet It menu

Do you import references that you have in hand by looking it up in a database and using the Export/Save link on the MGet It menu? Stop!  There's a better, easier way to import references to EndNote that will get you more complete information into the bargain. In addition to only bringing in  basic information, …

Featured Workshop: EndNote Beyond the Basics

Sponsored by: Taubman Health Sciences Library You’ve learned the basics of managing your bibliographic citations with EndNote, but you know there is so much more you can do with the program. This class will show you how to maximize your use of EndNote by customizing styles, importing PDFs and more. You will also learn more …

Updating references in EndNote

Do you need to find PMCIDs for references already in your EndNote library? Do you want to update references that are missing abstracts or other pieces of information? You can with EndNote X5's Reference Update function, which allows you to compare a reference in your library with an entry in an online database (PubMed, XRef, or …

EndNote Question–Answered!

Need to put youir EndNote library or group into Excel or Access?  It's easy!  Just use this output style file and follow the directions below. 1. Save the output style to your computer (Documents/EndNote/Styles). 2.  In EndNote:  Export the references in your library (from the File menu, select Export). Your references will be saved as a text (.txt) …

PubMed results – A new option for export

Are you tired of all the steps that it takes to export references from PubMed? Now it's a bit easier.  PubMed has just added a new option to its Send to menu:  Citation manager which combines 2 steps--creating a file, then formatting it-- into one. Select the references you want to export Click the Send to link and …

EndNote – Bibliography in different font

Is the bibliography in your Word document in a different font than the one you're using for the rest of your paper?  here's what to do. On the EndNote tab in Word, click the box directly to the right of  "Bibliography," which will open a new window. lick the Layout tab.  Choose the correct font and size. Click OK. …