EndNote Tips
Information on this page was prepared for a workshop on EndNote presented at the Population Research Institute on November 16, 2006 by Tara Murray.
What is EndNote?
EndNote is bibliographic management software which you can use to:
- Search bibliographic databases
- Organize citations
- Create bibliographies
Definitions
- EndNote library - an EndNote file containing citations
- Import filter - the file EndNote uses to search remote databases
- Connection - the file EndNote uses to search remote databases
- Output style - the file EndNote uses to format citations for output (e.g., to a word processor)
Workshop Handouts
(Viewing PDF files requires the free Adobe PDF Reader.)
- Importing References into EndNote (PDF)
- Creating a Custom Import Filter in EndNote: Example Using Popline (PDF)
- Using EndNote to Create Bibliographies (PDF)
Popline Import Filter
Download PRI’s EndNote import filter for use with Popline. To download, right-click here, then save the file to your import filter folder (e.g., C:\Program Files\EndNote\Filters\).
Additional EndNote Resources
- EndNote help from Penn State University Libraries (based on EndNote X documentation, includes notes on using EndNote with library resources)
- EndNote home page (software updates, filters, output styles, tip sheets, etc.)
- PRI affiliates (faculty, students, and staff) may request additional assistance with EndNote from Tara Murray.
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