1. EndNote reference manager

2. Introduction to EndNote

3. Download Endnote

4. Create a new library

5. 1. Open a new library
2. Save under My Endnote library

6. Add references manually
• Click on References
• Click on New Reference
• Add references manually

7. Create New Reference manually

8. Choose reference type

9. Add reference
Complete all the fields

10. Click on Reference
Click on Attach File
Attach File

11. Click on applicable article
Click Open

12. Full text is available

13. Click on Equation to add
equations

14. Export references from UP Library
website
• Go to Library website www.library.up.ac.za

15. Direct export from Science Direct

16. Click on Science Direct

17. Enter staff number
e.g. 04234567
Enter PIN or request
New PIN

18. Choose SA
Consortium click on
Remember this
computer

19. 1.Type keyword in search
box
Enter
2.Result list
appear.
Tick on tick
boxes
3.Multiple downloads for
full text PDF

20. 4. Choose destination
folder and download

21. 5. Full text will download
in destination folder

22. 6. Export to EndNote

23. 6. Click Citations and Abstracts
7.Click RIS format

24. 8. Citations appear in EndNote
9. Attach files from destination
folder

26. 9. Full text will be indicated with a
paper clip

27. Direct export from
Worldcat to Endnote

28. Type keywords in

29. Result list

30. Click on title

31. 10. Click on Export

32. 10. Export to EndNote

34. 10. Reference appear in
EndNote

35. Direct export from Google
Scholar

36. Click on Google
Scholar

37. Click on Settings

38. Click on
Preferences

42. Reference appear in EndNote

50. What is LaTeX?
LaTeX is a typesetting program that takes a plain
text file with various commands in it and converts
it to a formatted document based on the
commands that it has been given. The source file
for the document has a file extension of .tex. It is
widely used at MIT for theses and other technical
papers due to its prowess with mathematical and
foreign characters. For more information on
LaTeX, see LaTeX on Athena Basics, provided by
the Athena On-Line Help system.

51. What is BibTeX?
BibTex is a bibliographic tool that is used with
LaTeX to help organize the user's references
and create a bibliography. A BibTex user
creates a bibliography file that is separate
from the LaTeX source file, wth a file extension
of .bib. Each reference in the bibliography file
is formatted with a certain structure and is
given a "key" by which the author can refer to
it in the source file. For more information on
BibTeX, see see MIT IS&T's page: How do I
Create Bibliographies in LaTeX.

52. How do I export from EndNote to BibTeX?
Open EndNote, and open the library of
references that you would like to export
to BibTeX. In the drop-down menu in the
toolbar at the top of the screen, click
"Select Another Style..." and in the list
that appears, chose BibTeX Export. Now
you should see the BibTeX-formatted
citation in the preview screen.
http://libguides.mit.edu/content.php?pid=234127&sid=1937425

53. Cite while you write
Access Word to cite while you
write

54. Click on EndNote

55. Click on EN Go to EndNote
Start typing

56. Choose applicable references
Click on Insert Reference

57. Automatic
Bibliography

58. Choose output style
Abstract will appear
with annotated style

59. :23
Insert page number in
Suffix not pages add : or pp
in front of the page no.

60. EndNote Citation styles
Add more reference styles

61. Click on Edit
Open style manager

62. Click on the Output style
that you want to
Customise

63. Customise output style

64. Mark the applicable
reference style and add
reference
Or get more reference
styles on the web

65. Download the applicable
reference

66. Output style will
appear in Word

67. Manage references

68. Groups and Endnote
• Library can be divided into groups to manage
references
• Deleting a reference from a Custom Group
does not delete it from the library.
• Drag references from a library to a group
• Smart groups are build with search strategies

73. Endnote web
• Use EndNote web
• Register for the first time on campus for IP
authentication
• Go to www.myendnoteweb.com

74. Register on campus
for the 1st time for IP
authentication

76. Sync from EndNote to
EndNote web

77. Change preferences

78. Sync Settings
Update every 15 seconds

79. Click on Sync button to sync
With Endnote web

80. Type email address in
Use Endnote password

81. 1. References will appear in
Endnote Web.

82. Direct export from websites to Endnote
Web

83. Download installers

84. Click on Capture Reference

89. Click on Favourites
Click on Endnote Web Capture