Where to get it:
How to start using it:
See the EndNote Basic handout below.
Once you've set up your account, EndNote Basic can be accessed two ways.
1. Via myendnoteweb.com
2. From within the Web of Science database. Click "Products" in the type right corner, select "EndNote" from the dropdown box, and log in with the username/password that you created.
Note: If you are trying to access EndNote via the Web of Science database and it is not loading your records properly, try logging out and using the myendnoteweb.com option instead.
You can save references directly from your browser into EndNote Basic through the Capture Reference bookmarklet. The Downloads tab in the EndNote Basic page gives full details.
The Capture Reference bookmarklet scans the bibliographic information presented on a Web page and create a reference that you can save to a new or existing group. If no group is specified, the reference is saved to Unfiled.
For the Capture buttons to work best, you must be in a Capture compatible resource and at the individual item level (not in a list of citations). List of Capture Compatible Sources
For use in Google Scholar:
We've had many questions about importing from the Boise State University only Catalog. It is possible, but has a few quirks.
Cite While You Write is an add-in for Microsoft Word. It is available for Windows and Mac and can be downloaded in EndNote Web under the Download tab. You will first need to make an Endnote Web account and login to access the Download tab.
Once you install the Cite While You Write plug-in, it will appear when you open Microsoft Word.
Using Cite While you Write, you can instantly insert references and format citations and bibliographies while you write your papers in Word.
To Access Cite While You Write in Endnote Web :