EndNote software is available to UNSW staff and postgraduate students from the Division of Information Services, Software Distribution. For more information on how to order your copy, go to the website:
http://www.acsu.unsw.edu.au/soft_home.htm
(click on View Software Index, then the EndNote link).

If you would like to transfer the entire list of references from an EndNote library into another library, you will need to import it using the EndNote filter:

1.	Open the library in which you wish to import your references.
2.	Click on File > Import... An Import window will appear.
3.	Click on Choose File... and select the EndNote library from which you wish to transfer the references (see figure below).
4.	Next to Import Option, select EndNote Library (if not already selected).
5.	Choose your preferences for duplicates.
6.	Leave the Text Translation on No Translation.
7.	Click on Import.
8.	EndNote will display the recently imported references. To see all your references, click on References > Show All.

If you wish to select specific references from one library to transfer into another library, you can simply copy and paste. To do this:

1.	Select your references by clicking on it. To select a range of references, click on the first one and while holding down the Shift key, click on the last reference in the range. To select multiple references which are not next to each other, press the Ctrl key and click on individual references.
2.	Once you have selected your reference(s), click on Edit > Copy.
3.	Open to the library that you wish to add your references to.
4.	Click on Edit > Paste.

You can transfer references saved in other citation managers using the import feature with the appropriate filter file (as outlined above).

1.	Open the library in which you wish to import your references.
2.	Click on File > Import... An Import window will appear.
3.	Click on Choose File... and select the EndNote library from which you wish to transfer the references.
4.	Next to Import Option, select your filter (ie. the one that matches your citation manager eg. Procite).
5.	Choose your preferences for duplicates.
6.	Leave the Text Translation on No Translation.
7.	Click on Import.
8.	EndNote will display the recently imported references. To see all your references, click on References > Show All.

If the filter that you require is not available, you can download them from other sites. Filters for the majority of Australian databases (eg. APAIS) are not included with the standard installation of EndNote 5. Follow the instructions below to copy existing filters to your list. If the following sites do not have the filter that you require, please feel free to contact library staff.

	Open the website with the additional filter file(s).
	Right-click on the filter file (these files have an extension of .enf).
	Click on Save Target As...
	Enter a file name (its best to call it the name of the database and provider eg. Medline_Ovid.enf).
	Select the Filter folder to save the file to (with the standard installation of EndNote, this should be C:\Program Files\EndNote\Filters\).
	Click on Save.
Sites with additional filter files
-	University of Canberra Library
-	Australian National University Library
-	University of Technology Library
-	Macquarie University Library
	Adding filter files to your EndNote programme

1. Open Endnote
2. Click on File and then Connect...
3. Select the database that you wish to connect to.
4. Click on "OK" when prompted for a login and password (only if you are on campus or using the UDUS account from home).

The alternative method to using connection files is to perform your search in the database in the usual manner, and then use filters to import the data.

 

-	Open the library or libraries that you wish to start up each time EndNote opens.
-	Click on Edit > Preferences...
-	Click on Libraries (see Figure below).
-	Click on Add Open Libraries. This will list all the libraries that are currently opened.
-	Click on OK.
	Setting a default library