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EndNote helps create bibliographies, organize references
Posted on January 7, 2008
Millions of researchers, students, and scholarly writers save time by using EndNote software to:
- Download bibliographic information from online database searches automatically
- Organize references, images, and PDFs
- Create and modify bibliographies in recommended publication formats without retyping
EndNote is available at no charge to UT Southwestern affiliates. Licenses were purchased by the Graduate School Student Computing Committee.
For more information about EndNote, including instruction sheets and other resources, see the Library's EndNote and Reference Manager UT Southwestern Resources Web page.
The software can be downloaded from the Information Resources' (IR) EndNote Download Page. In addition to a copy on a campus computer, a second copy of EndNote may be downloaded on either a laptop or home computer at no charge.
The Library offers a monthly "EndNote Basics" class. To register, go to the Library's Class Registration page. For assistance or advanced instruction, contact Therona Ramos by phone at 214-648-5073 or by email.
Important reminders for EndNote users:
- Keep your EndNote version current. If the version in which you created EndNote libraries is more than three versions older than the current version, conversion issues may arise. The latest version is EndNote X1.
- Remove previous versions before installing the latest version. The license key is built into the installation. Be sure to save a backup copy of your "library" files (.eml) and the associated "EndNote library name.Data" folder.
