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EndNote online (Previously EndNoteWeb)
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Contents
Introduction 3
Creating an EndNote online account 3-5 via EndNote desktop (X7) 3-4
via EndNote online (EndNoteWeb) 5
Online search 6-7
Manual entry 7-8
Download from a search 9-10
Saving PDFs 11-13
Searching, viewing and editing records 14
Creating a bibliography 15
Cite While You Write 15-19
Cite While You Write on a Mac 19
Format paper 20
Syncing EndNote online with EndNote desktop 20-26
Appendix A: Installing Cite While You Write on a Mac 27
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Introduction EndNote online is a web-based reference management tool which allows you to collect, organise and format references and in-text citations using a number of different styles. It can work in conjunction with EndNote desktop software or independent of the desktop version.
You can access it anywhere - on your desktop, online, or on your iPad. Benefits include:-
Unlimited reference storage 5,000+ bibliographic styles 5GB of file storage Online search Automatic generation of in-text citations and reference lists
Creating an EndNote online account Option 1: via EndNote desktop (X7) This option includes unlimited records, 5GB file storage and 2 years roaming access. If you have access to the University desktop version of EndNote, this is the recommended route to creating an account.
EndNote desktop (X7) from a University managed network PC. 1. Open EndNote desktop (X7)
- using the icon on the desktop OR
- Click 'Start' and search 'All Programs'
You can tell if you are using a University managed network PC if you see the following icon on your
desktop.
In EndNote desktop (X7) 2. Create a New Library or open an
existing Library
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3. Select 'Edit' 4. Select 'Preferences' from the
drop-down list
5. Select 'Sync'
6. Select 'Enable Sync'
7. Select 'Sign Up' and follow the
on-screen prompts to set up your EndNote online account.
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Option 2: via EndNote online This option includes 50,000 records storage, 2GB file storage and 1 year roaming access. Use this option if you dont' have access to the desktop version of EndNote X7 via a University managed desktop. (see page 3) 1. Go to www.hw.ac.uk/is 2. Select 'My Services' 3. Select 'EndNote online'
4. If prompted, log in with your Heriot Watt ID. This is your HWU email /Vision username and password.
You will only be asked to do this if using a computer not connected to the University network.
5. Select 'create an account' and
follow the on-screen prompts. Note: If you create your account in EndNote online, then sync it with EndNote desktop (see page 20) your account will be upgraded to include 5GB of file storage and 2 years roaming access.
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Online search (Collect) The 'Online Search' option allows you to search some of the Library's databases and freely available catalogues from within EndNote online. While convenient, the search features in this type of search are limited compared to those available when searching the databases directly and from where you can export to EndNote online.
1. Select Collect tab>Online Search
2. As an example, select 'COPAC'
from the drop down list and click 'connect'
3. Enter details for what you want to
find and click 'search'. e.g. book title: Biology author: Campbell publication year: 2011
4. Select relevant record(s) from
results screen
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5. Open the 'Add to group' drop down list. Select an existing group to add your record to or select 'New group.
6. If you selected 'New group' give
the group a name and click OK.
7. The new group will appear in the 'My Groups' list containing your saved record(s).
Manual entry (Collect)
1. Select 'Collect' 2. Select 'New Reference'
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3. At the 'Reference Type' drop down scan the list of possible formats Its important to choose the correct reference type as this will determine what details can be input and how they are formatted in the reference list.
4. As an example, select 'Book'
5. Fill in some book details and
save to your newly created group or experiment with creating a new group. You can use the following as an example - Pears, R. Smith, J. (2008) Cite them right: the essential referencing guide. Pear Tree Books: Oxford.
Tip: If your source has a corporate author, in the author field type two commas after the corporation/organization name e.g. BBC,,
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Download from a search It is possible to download records from many of the Library's databases. The example below used the Library's Discovery single search service. Tip: For some downloaded records, not all bibliographic details are available and/or transferred to EndNote online. It is good practice to check the downloaded records to ensure they are complete and accurate. You can then add in or edit any missing or wrongly placed information. For information on what bibliographic details are required for different sources you may find the Library's Harvard Guide helpful - see www.hw.ac.uk/is/docs/Harvardguide.pdf (please bear in mind other styles may differ in the bibliographic details required).
1. Go to the Information Services website at www.hw.ac.uk/is
2. Select 'Find resources' 3. Enter some search terms in the
Discovery search box
4. Experiment with the limiters in
Discovery to refine your results.
5. Select a few results to export to
EndNote online by clicking 'Add to folder'
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6. Click on the 'Folder' icon top right.
7. In folder view, tick records to
export then click 'Export'
8. Select 'Direct Export to
EndNote Web' then 'Save'
9. Sign in to your EndNote online,
if prompted
10. An export confirmation
message appears
11. Exported records will appear in
the 'Unfiled' folder under 'My References' You can move them by viewing the record and selecting 'Add to group' (either an existing group or a new group you create).
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Saving PDFs To attach a full-text PDF to your record in EndNote online, the first step is to save each PDF to your computer.
1. You can do this from the results
screen in Discovery. If you are still in the Discovery Export Manager screen, select back to return to the results page.
2. From the results page, navigate to open the PDF You may need to click on a 'check for full text' button to find out if a PDF is available.
3. From the PDF, select to
download or save the PDF to your computer e.g.
Tip: Save the file using a name which facilitates finding and attaching it to the appropriate record in EndNote online e.g. first author surname 'Taddicken.pdf'
4. Once you have saved the PDF
go to EndNote online. Find the record to attach the PDF to e.g. you can search on the author surname or browse in the 'Unfiled' folder (if you have not moved your records from here to another group)
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5. Click on the paper clip icon
then 'Attach files'
6. Use the 'Upload File
Attachment' box to browse for the saved PDF
7. Locate and select the file, then
click 'Open'
8. Select 'Upload'
9. A upload confirmation message will appear
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10. The file is now attached to the EndNote online record
11. You can manage your
attachments in the 'Organize' tab under 'Manage Attachments'
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Searching, viewing and editing records
1. Use the search box to search for some records you know are in your EndNote online
2. Combining search terms with OR
finds ANY of the terms
3. Combining search terms with +
finds ALL of the terms
4. Enclosing terms in quotation marks
finds the complete phrase
Once you have found some records:- 5. Click on a record to open the edit
screen
6. Double click on a field to open and edit
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Creating a bibliography Once you have some references in at least one group: -
1. Click on the 'Format' tab in
EndNote online
2. Click on 'Bibliography'
3. Use the dropdown lists to select :-
8. a group of references 9. a bibliographic style e.g.
Harvard HWU 10. a file format e.g. HTML to view
easily on screen
4. Select 'Preview & Print'
5. A formatted bibliography /
reference list appears in your chosen style. You could copy and paste in this in to your document
Cite While You Write For use with Word. If you use Open Office, see the section below on 'Format Paper'. Once you have some references in at least one group: -
1. Open a Word document
2. Select the 'EndNote Web' tab
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If you dont see the 'EndNote Web' tab but EndNote X7 (this will only happen on PCs with the desktop version of EndNote):-
3. Click on 'Preferences' 4. Select 'Application' 5. Select 'EndNote Web' in the
'Application' box 6. Login if you are prompted
7. The EndNote Web tab should
now be visible
8. In Word, type your text. When
you wish to insert an in-text citation, select the 'Find Citation' icon from the toolbar
9. In the pop-up screen, enter a
search term which you know should give some results e.g. an author or title word for a reference you have in your EndNote online
10. A list of matching records from your EndNote online library appears
11. Select the reference(s) you want to insert and select 'Insert'
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12. The in-text citation and reference should appear in your text
13. You can change the citation
style by selecting the arrow next to 'Bibliography'
14. At the pop-up box use the drop down list to select an output style or citation style then click OK.
15. Select the Update Citations
and Bibliography option
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16. Your in-text citations and
references will be re-formatted in the appropriate style e.g. numeric
17. To insert page numbers in citations:-
Highlight the in-text citation Select 'Edit Citation(s)'
In the Edit Citation screen, type
comma space p stop page number e.g. , p.2 in the suffix box
Click 'OK'
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The page number is now shown in the in-text citation
Tip: For a range of page numbers, type in - comma space pp. page number range - e.g. , pp. 34-40 in the Suffix box and click OK Note: the format of page numbering may vary with different citation styles
Cite While You Write on a Mac
On a Mac, the Cite While You Write toolbar is on the Tools Menu:
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Format paper If you use Open Office, rather than Word, you can insert citations and references in your paper using the Endnote online 'format paper' option:-
1. Create your document as normal 2. When you wish to insert a reference, type {author's second name, Year} e.g. {Beardwell,
2007}. 3. Save your document as a Rich Text Format (.RTF) file 4. Log in to EndNote Online and click the Format Tab and select Format Paper 5. Click on the Browse button and select the file you saved in step 3 6. Under Bibliographic Style, select the referencing style required (e.g. Harvard HWU) 7. Click the Format button 8. You will then be given the option to either view or save your formatted document
Syncing EndNote online with EndNote desktop When you Sync your EndNote online library with your library in EndNote desktop, the two libraries will be compared and:-
references that are in your EndNote online library but not in the desktop library will be sent to your desktop library
references that are in your desktop library but not in EndNote online will be sent to your EndNote online library
So both libraries will end up containing the same references.
Backup your desktop Library Before you sync your libraries for the first time you should backup your desktop library. 1. Open the desktop library you
are syncing from 2. Open the File menu 3. Choose
Compressed Library (.enlx)
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4. Choose the options required and click Next 5. Select the location for the Backup file and
click Save
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When you first sync your libraries
1. Open your EndNote library
Open EndNote desktop (X7) - using the icon on the desktop
OR
- Click 'Start' and search 'All Programs' - Open a Library
Backup your EndNote library if
you haven't already done so
See page 20
2. Start the Sync process
Click or open the Tools menu, and choose Sync
3. Enter your EndNote online
account details
4. Click OK
5. Complete the Registration form
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6. Read the Agreement
Assuming that you agree..
7. Click If you Decline you will not be able to synchronise your libraries.
The EndNote online registration screen will appear
8. Click
If you haven't already backed up your
file you will be prompted to do so If you have not already backed up, click Yes and follow the steps on page 2. If you have already backed up, click No at the prompt
Your libraries will be synchronised
Once complete, the library you have open in EndNote, and your EndNote online library should contain the same references.
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EndNote Library before and after. At the start of this process, my EndNote online library contained 10 references in a group called Test, and my EndNote library (called Demo) contained 156 references. Original EndNote file 156 References in All References
Synced file 166 References in All References 10 (from my EndNote online library) in Unfiled Groups, Test
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Keeping your libraries in sync By default, your libraries will sync
every 15 minutes when you close the library
To edit the Sync settings
1. Open the Edit menu, choose
Preferences, then Sync 2. Set the preferences as required 3. Click OK
Preferences include
specifying the library that you want
to Sync automatic Sync options
You can also sync whenever you wish by clicking
To see the updates in your EndNote online library
Login to EndNote online OR, if you are already logged in
1. Go to EndNote online 2. Press [F5] to update the display
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Sync Status To check the Sync status to see when you last synced your libraries
Click Sync Status
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Appendix A: Installing Cite While You Write on a Mac These instructions are for installing the Word Cite While You Write toolbar on your own Mac. If your computer is owned by the university, please contact [email protected] for assistance.
Cite While You Write does not work on Mac OS 10.5.8.
1) Open your web browser (e.g. Safari, Firefox) and go to EndNote online (see instructions on p. 5). 2) In EndNote online, go to the Options tab, and click on Download Installers. 3) Click on the Download MacIntosh link. 4) Agree to save the file:
5) Follow the installation instructions by clicking on the Cite While You Write icon, and dragging in on to the Applications icon:
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6) Open the Applications folder on your Mac (e.g. from the Go menu) and find the Cite While You Write folder:
7 Open the Cite While You Write folder, and then double click on CWYM_Installer:
8) If you get a warning about CWYW_Installer being an internet download, click on Open.
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9) Follow the on screen instructions to install EndNote Cite While You Write:
You will get a thank you message at the end of a successful installation.
10) You can now delete the installer files:
On the Mac version of Word, the Cite While You Write functions will appear under the Tools menu, as shown overleaf:
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Location of Cite While You Write on a Mac
ContentsIntroductionCreating an EndNote online account Option 1: via EndNote desktop (X7)Option 2: via EndNote onlineOnline search (Collect)Manual entry (Collect)Download from a searchIt is possible to download records from many of the Library's databases. The example below used the Library's Discovery single search service.Saving PDFsTo attach a full-text PDF to your record in EndNote online, the first step is to save each PDF to your computer.Searching, viewing and editing recordsCreating a bibliography Cite While You Write Cite While You Write on a MacFormat paperSyncing EndNote online with EndNote desktopBackup your desktop LibraryWhen you first sync your librariesEndNote Library before and after.
Keeping your libraries in syncTo see the updates in your EndNote online librarySync StatusAppendix A: Installing Cite While You Write on a MacLocation of Cite While You Write on a Mac