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Questions about citation tools?
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EndNote allows users to search online bibliographic databases, organize their references, images and PDFs in any language, and create bibliographies and figure lists instantly. (more...)
EndNote is available at University Park on public Windows computers in the Pattee Library Knowledge Commons and Sidewater Commons, in 315 West Pattee, and in the ITS computer labs. It is not installed on public Macintosh computers at University Park. EndNote can also be purchased at a discount from Penn State's Computer Store.
To connect to the Libraries catalog and import citations, you will need to download the following files:
You can then search the catalog from within EndNote:
Once your preferences are set up, EndNote can find full text for your references via the Penn State Libraries' subscription databases:
The Libraries at University Park offer EndNote training classes several times each semester (dates and times).
EndNote offers online training on its Web site.
For technical questions concerning EndNote, contact EndNote Technical Support or visit EndNote's FAQ page.
For questions about citation tools, contact the University Libraries’ Citation Tools Help team at ul-cit-tools-help@lists.psu.edu
Create an EndNote Web account
This process links the Penn State Web of Science subscription with EndNote Web. You will have to sign on to EndNote Web via Web of Science once every twelve months to keep the two connected. If you own the desktop version of EndNote X2 or higher, use the "Register Online" button in your EndNote preferences to create your EndNote Web library.
You can then sign on to EndNote Web directly at: http://myendnoteweb.com
Quick Reference Card (pdf)
See the Online EndNote Web Help
The steps for importing files that have been exported from another citation tool (such as Mendeley or Zotero)
Importing Files into EndNote:
Importing Files into EndNote Web:
More video tutorials on using EndNote are available on YouTube.