Don't forget EndNote's other advanced features such as the ability to import data from online locations, PDFs and text files (meaning you don't have to laboriously type everything in by hand), search for full-text PDFs, a powerful duplicate checker, grouping and much more.
Create and format an annotated bibliography.
Insert references into a Word document with a click. With EndNote you get the power to insert much more information into each library entry and access to literally thousands of bibliographic styles (including a powerful and simple style editor) - so should your referencing style need to change you'll find the information you want can always be displayed in the format you want with minimal hassle. Format your footnotes or endnotes automatically in the style of your choice (APA, Chicago, MLA, etc.). doc format and continue to add and edit citations - something not possible if using Word's built-in citation editor. If you're collaborating with people using older versions of Word, with EndNote you can save in the still-popular. It's very limited in the amount of information it can hold, has only 10 bibliographic styles built in (missing out such industry-standards as Harvard), and has less flexibility to edit how the in-text citations appear. » Print friendly version of this article.ĮndNote 138EE Word's built-in referencing tools may now have the ability to insert a citation and generate a bibliography but it has limitations that mean it's not suitable for serious referencing work.
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