Introduction to EndNote 5
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What is EndNote?
EndNote is bibliographic software that allows you to store, organise and manage your references in a database (called an EndNote library). These references can be linked to your word processing documents to instantly create in-text citations and bibliographies in the referencing style that you require.

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  1. Getting Started
    Find out why you should use EndNote, where you can obtain your copy at UNSW, the cost of purchase, and other relevant information to help you get started.  
  2. EndNote Library
      Learn how to create an EndNote library to store and manage your references (including importing references from saved database searches).  
  3. Creating Bibliographies
      Create instant bibliographies in your word processed documents by linking to references in your EndNote library. EndNote has over 700 different referencing styles to choose from.  
  EndNote 5 library classes (Aug - Sep, 2002)
About this Tutorial
 

Introductory EndNote classes are now available throughout August and September. This online tutorial is based on the contents and handout of our face-to-face library sessions.

Go to EndNote 5 classes page for more details.
This tutorial is aimed at introducing you to the basic features of EndNote 5. It assumes that you are familiar with:
:: working in a Windows environment (eg. opening, saving and closing files), and
:: searching library databases.
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