crash course for endnote

Crash Course for Endnote

Just to keep you going……..

Basic Layout of Endnote

Frequently use tabs

Endnote Tab on Word 2013

Reference Via Endnote

• Click on Pubmed (NLM)

• Define your search criteria

• Click on search

Search option• Define your search reference

Getting Reference from PubMed

• File will be download as “citations.nbib”

• Locate the file in your download folder

• Locate the file in your respective download folder

• Click on “citations”

• Reference will be imported to Endnote automatically

• Reference imported.

• Most journals or database has similar function– Scopus– Embase

• Click on export.• File will be

downloaded as scopus.ris

• Click on “scopus.ris”

• The reference will be automatically imported to endnote

If this method fails………

Ovid Databases

OUTPUT STYLE

Endnote Output Style

• Vancouver, commonest• But, depends on the journal and “Gaya UKM”

(Thesis)• Where to look for specific style for a particular

journal– http://endnote.com//downloads/styles

• Copy the BMJ.ens file from your download folder and paste into your style folder

• But, need to restart Endnote

Style Manager

• If you want to cite from a book…………